Library API homework for Datapac.
- Make sure you have Microsoft SQL LocalDB installed.
- No need to create initial migrations. DB and tables will get created upon first application launch.
Online documentation is available at .../swagger/ and .../swagger/v1/swagger.json.
Use .../api/users endpoint for CRUD operations. There is no authorization implemented.
Use .../api/books endpoint for CRUD operations. Multiple books with indentical Author and Title can be created.
Use POST method on .../api/checkouts endpoint to check out one or multiple books. If successful, API responds with Checkout details. Use .../api/checkouts?userId={userId} to get all user's checkouts.
Use POST method .../api/checkouts/{checkoutId}/return endpoint to return one or multiple books. Each book can be returned only once. Application supports returning only some of the books from the checkout.
Use GET method on .../api/checkouts/{checkoutId} to get details of given checkout with status of respective books.
Application sends emails (via fake email service) to remind users that due date is coming soon. Application detects such checkouts and sends emails on each application start and then once a day periodically. App doesn't keep track of already sent emails, hence duplicate emails might get send.
You can find several Test classes, however not all code is covered by tests. These tests serves just like a demonstration of ability to write unit tests.