Ecore Test

This project is authored by Natan Bueno.

package.json

• docker:build: Builds all Docker services defined in docker-compose.yml.
• docker:build:backend: Builds the backend Docker service.
• docker:build:db: Builds the db Docker service.
• docker:build:frontend: Builds the frontend Docker service.
• docker:run: Runs all Docker services.
• docker:run:backend: Runs the backend Docker service in detached mode.
• docker:run:db: Runs the db Docker service in detached mode.
• docker:run:frontend: Runs the frontend Docker service in detached mode.

backend/package.json

• install:python: Installs the Python dependencies listed in requirements.txt.
• lint:python: Runs pylint on all Python files in the project.
• lint:python:fix: Runs autopep8 on all Python files in the project, modifying the files in place to fix any issues.

frontend/package.json

• start: Starts the development server.
• build: Builds the app for production.
• test: Runs the test watcher in an interactive mode.
• eject: Removes this tool and copies build dependencies, configuration files and scripts into the app directory.
• install:node: Deletes the node_modules directory and package-lock.json file, then runs npm i.

You can run these scripts with npm run <script-name>. For example, to build all Docker services, you would run npm run docker:build.

Database

• It did not use foreign keys constraints in the database. Applications like Oracle Retail, for example, do not use this type of constraints to avoid performance loss

• To generate the files to create tables, you need to run the follow script: python backend/create_tables.py, it's called automatically when you run docker:build or docker:build:db

Test

To test should be used Insomnia REST client and run the collection of API requests from file: backend\test\Insomnia.json

This project provides the following API endpoints:

• Create Order: A POST request to http://localhost:5000/orders/ to create a new order.
• Delete Order: A DELETE request to http://localhost:5000/orders/{order_id} to delete an order.
• Get Order: A GET request to http://localhost:5000/orders/{order_id} to retrieve an order.
• Login OK: A POST request to http://localhost:5000/login to perform a successful login.
• Login Nok: A POST request to http://localhost:5000/login to perform an unsuccessful login.