CNVS Demo Web API project.

The initial looze requirements are:

Tasks management WEB-API

1. Create a simple web api to create and read Users and Tasks.
2. Users are defined by unique Name.
3. Tasks are defined by their Description and a State (Waiting, InProgress, Completed).
4. When a Task is created, an User should be assigned to it automatically.
5. Users can have multiple tasks, Task can only have one user.
6. Every 2 minutes all tasks should be reassigned to another random user (it can't be the user which is already assigned to the task).
7. When no users are available the Task will stay without assigned user.
8. All task have to be transferred for exactly 3 times, after that, they should be considered completed and stay unassigned.
9. No user interface is requirement for the assignment.

We purposely left requirements loose.

How to run

Command line

1. Install .NET 7.0 SDK if you haven't already.
2. Clone the repository.
3. cd .\task-webapi-demo\
4. cd .\Cnvs.Demo.TaskManagement.WebApi\
5. Run dotnet run in the root directory of the project.
6. Follow http://localhost:5188/swagger/index.html to see the API documentation and test the API.
7. cd .\Cnvs.Demo.TaskManagement.WebApi.Curl\ powershell
8. Run .\CreateXTasks.ps1 to run the curl script to test the API.
9. Run .\CreateOneUser.ps1 to run the curl script to test the API.
10. Run .\CreateThreeUsers.ps1 to run the curl script to test the API.
11. The current implementation is using in-memory database. The data will be lost when the application is stopped.
12. The current implementation is using a simple timer to reassign tasks. The timer will be stopped when the application is stopped.

Docker

1. Install Docker if you haven't already.
2. First, in your terminal, navigate to the directory containing the Dockerfile cd .\Cnvs.Demo.TaskManagement.WebApi\
3. Run docker build -t task-webapi-demo . to build the image.
4. Once the image is built, you can check it in the list of docker images: docker images
5. Run docker run -p 8000:8000 task-webapi-demo to run the container.
6. Follow http://localhost:5188/swagger/index.html to see the API documentation and test the API.
7. Use PS scripts from .\Cnvs.Demo.TaskManagement.WebApi.Curl\Docker-curls