These are my interpretation of developing GO-JEK Parking Lot with .NET Core 3.1. The application were developed using three tier architecture (presentation layer - business logic layer - data access layer). The structure of the application is derived from the architecture that were mentioned before. The description of the parking lot can be seen in (ParkingLot-1.3.0.pdf)[https://github.com/emriti/RisetDKatalis/blob/master/ParkingLot-1.3.0.pdf]. This application can be executed using command line / bash interactively or by inserting a command file. The application can also run on docker. This application has been tested using xUnit 2.4.0 with code coverage 97%.

These are syntaxes for running the application:

This command for creating a parking lot, capacity is number of cars that can be accomodated by the parking lot.

This command to park a car, it need car registration number and colour.

This command to unpark a car, it needs the slot number that the car parked before.

This command for displaying the parked cars, it shows slot number, registration number and colour.

This command to show registration number of a parked car with specific colour.

This command to show slot number of a parked with specific colour.

This command to show slot number of a parked car by registration number.

This command to show available commands.

Before running the application, you need to install [Netcore 3.1] (https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-core/3.1) and you need to change the current directory to .\Ecomindo.Riset.DKatalis\GojekParkingLotConsole. After that running the command below.

$ dotnet run 

Or, if you want to run it with a file, you can do that with:

$ dotnet run \<filepath\>

List of the command can be seen at Command List