This application template has been archived, please do not fork this repository, instead please fork the Microservices based repository https://github.com/Regtransfers/RTCodingExercise.Microservices
If you have found your way here, you have more than likely been asked by Regtransfers Ltd to complete a Coding Exercise as a part of your interview process.
It’s great that you are eager to join our team. To make your life a bit easier we have provided you with a basic boilerplate project.
This is the Monolithic style application, you can find a Microservices based boilerplate here: https://github.com/Regtransfers/RTCodingExercise.Microservices
Please fork this project into your own github repository, this repository has been locked and cannot be committed to.
ASP.NET Core 6.0.1 Web App (Model-View-Controller) with a seeded database.
- ApplicationDbContext inside the data folder is your Entity Framework Code First DatabaseContext.
- CodeFirst Migrations are enabled, any changes you make to the database can be implemented with
Add-Migrationordotnet ef migrations add - ApplicationDbContextFactory enables these migrations to work
- ApplicationDbContextSeed seeds the DbContext with sample data, if you wish you can update this with more
- WebHostExtention in the extensions folder enables code first migrations to be run when the project starts
- Models contains the Plate model for the DbContext
For ease of use, Startup.cs has been created and initiated in the Program.cs.
The database requires that you have SQL Server Express LocalDb installed (usually installed with VisualStudio), if you don't you can grab it from here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/sql-server-express-localdb?view=sql-server-ver15
The database should automatically create and seed itself thanks to some fancy boilerplate code. Database: RTCodingExercise Connection: (localdb)\mssqllocaldb
you can connect to it via VisualStudio by adding it under the ServerExplorer DataConnections referencing (localdb)\mssqllocaldb as the server and choosing RTCodingExercise from the Database dropdown list, connecting with Windows Authentication or the same way through SQLServerManagementStudio
An xUnit test project has also been added, and the MVC project has been referenced. you are not restricted to using xUnit if you would prefer to use nUnit feel free to replace the test project with one of your choosing.
Please contact your Recruitment agency or us directly with a link to your forked repository.
Good Luck.