This project is a web API built 100% using .NET 6.0.

The API was made considering the specifications available on Food facilities backend challenge

Use docker-compose to run the web API. navigate to /docker and run the command below on Terminal (Linux) or PowerShell (Windows)

docker-compose up

The API will run at the address http://localhost:5000. To make sure it is running correctly, you can access the API swagger at http://localhost:5000/swagger.

If you need to change some variable at /src/RadAI.FoodFacilities.WebAPI/appsettings.json, remember to delete the image foodfacilities-web-api from your Docker, as the image contains a snapshot of this file.

If you have dotnet SDK 6.0 installed on your machine, you can run the project from Terminal (Linux) or PowerShell (Windows). Navigate to the directory root and run the commands below:

dotnet build RadAI.FoodFacilities.sln
cd .\src\RadAI.FoodFacilities.WebAPI\
dotnet run

The API will run at the address specified on the application logs. To verify it is running correctly, access the API swagger at http://{{log.address}}/swagger.

If you have Visual Studio 2022 installed on your machine, you can run the project directly from it. Open the solution RadAI.FoodFacilities.sln, set the project RadAI.FoodFacilities.WebAPI as the startup project, and run the project.

The API swagger will automatically open on your default browser.

Detailed information about what this project is about and the stack used is available at /docs/DOCUMENTATION.md.

Detailed information about the web API endpoints is available at /docs/REQUESTS.md.

The critique section is available at /docs/CRITIQUE.md

It was spent ~ 8 hours developing this solution.

If you have any questions, please contact me by email [email protected].