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Open agent-app-kapeltol[bot] opened 6 months ago

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I'd like to build a typical Todo List Application: a simple productivity tool that allows users to create, manage, and track tasks or to-do items. Key features of the Todo List application include the ability to add, edit, and delete tasks, set due dates and reminders, categorize tasks by project or priority, and mark tasks as complete. The Todo List applications also offer collaboration features, such as sharing tasks with others or assigning tasks to team members. Additionally, the Todo List application will offer offer mobile and web-based interfaces, allowing users to access their tasks from anywhere. Use C# as the language. The app needs to be deployed to Azure, be highly performant, cost effective and secure, following the rules of Well Architected Framework.

agent-app-kapeltol[bot] commented 6 months ago
# Todo List Application

## Main Features

The Todo List Application is designed to improve productivity by allowing users to create, manage, and track tasks or to-do items. Below are the key features of the app:

- **Task Management**: Users can add, edit, and delete tasks within the application. A user-friendly interface facilitates easy management of tasks.

- **Due Dates and Reminders**: Users can set due dates for their tasks and configure reminders to ensure they don't miss important deadlines.

- **Task Categorization**: Tasks can be organized by project or priority, allowing users to filter and sort their to-do list based on different criteria.

- **Task Completion**: Users can mark tasks as complete, giving them a sense of progress and accomplishment.

- **Collaboration**: The app includes features for sharing tasks with others or assigning tasks to team members, enhancing teamwork and productivity.

- **Cross-Platform Accessibility**: Users can access their tasks from anywhere via mobile and web-based interfaces, ensuring seamless task management across devices.

## Architecture and Code Organization

The app is architected to be highly performant, cost-effective, secure, and aligns with the Well Architected Framework principles. The following architectural guidelines and design considerations have been taken into account:

- **Language and Framework**: The app is developed using C# due to its seamless integration with Azure services and the availability of a feature-rich, frequently updated .NET SDK. This choice ensures reliability and performance optimization.

- **Azure Services Integration**: The app leverages Azure services such as Azure Functions for running backend operations, Azure Cosmos DB for data storage, and Azure Active Directory for secure authentication and authorization.

- **Compute**: Azure Functions is used as the compute option, allowing the app to run code without managing infrastructure. This choice supports scalability and cost-effectiveness with a consumption-based hosting plan, ensuring payment only for function execution time.

- **Microservices**: The app is structured around microservices, optimizing the selection of programming languages and frameworks at the microservice level. This approach simplifies management and supports scalability.

- **Automation**: Operational tasks are automated using Azure Functions, reducing manual effort and error-prone activities. This automation includes scaling operations, system maintenance, and response to events/alerts.

- **Security**: Security is a paramount concern. Azure Active Directory is employed for secure user management and access control. Development follows best practices for secure coding and Azure configurations to protect against threats.

## Running the Application

To run the Todo List Application, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository to your local machine or development environment.
2. Open the solution file in your preferred C# IDE (e.g., Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code).
3. Ensure that the Azure Functions Core Tools are installed if you plan to run the functions locally.
4. Set up the necessary Azure resources, including Azure Functions, Azure Cosmos DB, and Azure Active Directory, and configure their connections within the app.
5. Build the solution to restore any NuGet packages and compile the application.
6. Start the application within your IDE or deploy it to Azure to run in a live environment.

Please refer to the detailed deployment guide and environment setup instructions provided in the `DEPLOYMENT.md` file in the repository for more information.

## Contributing

Contributions to the Todo List Application are welcome. Please read through the `CONTRIBUTING.md` file for guidelines on how to submit issues, feature requests, and pull requests.

## License

This application is licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE). Please see the `LICENSE` file for full details.

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*This README is a high-level overview of the Todo List Application. For detailed developer documentation, please refer to the `docs` directory within the repository.*

Please note that this README is a high-level overview and template, and it would need to be filled out with actual repository links, detailed setup instructions, and any additional information specific to your application's implementation and deployment processes.