Implemented a REST API that manages quotes.

A quote has the following fields:

• author (string): The name of the author of the quote (optional).
  • e.g. 'Oscar Wilde'
• text (string): The text of the quote (mandatory).
  • e.g. 'The truth is rarely pure and never simple.'

The API supports the following operations.

• Create a quote:
  • /quotes, method=POST
  • Fields of quote should be provided in body of request in a json format.
• Update a quote with a specific ID:
  • /quotes/<id>, method=PUT
  • Fields of quote should be provided in body of request in a json format.
• Get a quote with a specific ID:
  • /quotes/<id>, method=GET
• Delete a quote with a specific ID:
  • /quotes/<id>, method=DELETE
• Get a random quote:
  • /quotes/random, method=GET
• Get all quotes:
  • /quotes, method=GET
• Get quotes that contain specific text (e.g. "discover"):
  • /quotes/substring, method=GET
  • Substring of quote should be provided as a value in body of request in a json format. Name of key can be anything you want.

(id in endpoint is the object id generated automatically in the field '_id')

Tested with pytest endpoints that create, update and return a quote.

Wrote Dockerfile for the application.

Wrote a Compose file to define and run the application as a set of containers (one container for the application, one container for the database).

Used Docker and Docker Compose.

# create and start (the first run takes time to build the image)
docker-compose up

# stop/restart
docker-compose stop
docker-compose start

# stop and remove
docker-compose down -v

# run tests
docker-compose run app python app_test.py