[feature request]: Add an Examples folder to the project hierarchy.

[jwdonahue]

Contact Details

joseph@sharperhacksllc.cm

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

V2 examples are embedded in the README.md file. I have found that good working examples, make excellent components for integration/acceptance testing, driven by unit tests.

Describe the solution you'd like

• Create Examples directory.
• Add to that, an example for each algorithm/major feature of CryptoNet, as separate console projects.
• Add unit test to the CryptoNet.UnitTests to cover each new example app.
• TBD: List of example worthy features.

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

No response

Priority Level

Medium

Code of Conduct

• [X] I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct

[jwdonahue]

I have driven some development this way. Create a feature example project and unit test driver, for TDD and then I wind up with a descent example usage that I can point to in my docs (whenever I get around to those).

I am not a TDD purist though. I find it's helpful to have some code to test, when I start writing test code, even if it's just a do-nothing program.

[jwdonahue]

Draft PR: https://github.com/maythamfahmi/CryptoNet/pull/103/files

I have not removed CryptoNet.Cli yet. I still need to evaluate the coverage situation.

[jwdonahue]

Okay, I think this is ready for review: #103

[maythamfahmi]

Thanks, I am reviewing now, just have seen some files like CryptoNet.vtg, CryptoNet.vpwhist, CryptoNet.vpw, CryptoNet.vpj is those suppose to be part of the solution? maybe we need to add following to gitignore

Ignore SlickEdit files.

.vpj .vpw .vpwhist .vtg

Let me know what you think?

[maythamfahmi]

When this #97 solved, #87 and #88 will be not needed and can be close when this is merged to https://github.com/maythamfahmi/CryptoNet/tree/version3

[jwdonahue]

Yes! I forgot to add that to the .gitignore file, will fix shortly.

Those are SlickEdit project files. I often use a real programmer's editor along side of Visual Studio, especially when conflict resolutions get complicated.

[jwdonahue]

All comments resolved.

[maythamfahmi]

Part of #84