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Repository for FIAP SOAT post degree Tech Challenge
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Add endpoint to create and list orders #27

Closed italopessoa closed 2 months ago

italopessoa commented 2 months ago

Create and list orders, it's still missing some logic to handle non-existent products or customers, but that can be done later

Note: dapper unit testing can be complicated and and takes a big effort that might not worth to tackle for this project, it might be lacking coverage on some methods, that's ok for now

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Walkthrough

The project has undergone significant changes, transitioning from MongoDB to MySQL, involving updates in Docker configurations, entity adjustments, and enhancements in API, domain, and infrastructure layers. The introduction of new services, settings, and repository implementations reflects a shift towards a more structured and scalable architecture. This revamp facilitates better data management and expands the system’s capabilities to handle order processing more efficiently.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.docker/setup.sql, docker-compose.yml Updated to support MySQL, including new service dependencies and SQL script for initial database setup.
src/.../Configuration/MySqlSettings.cs, src/.../Program.cs, src/.../appsettings.Development.json Introduced MySQL configuration settings across various configuration files.
src/.../Controllers/OrderController.cs, src/.../Model/..., src/.../Dockerfile Enhanced API layer with new order management controllers, DTOs, and Dockerfile optimizations.
src/.../Domain/Entities/..., src/.../Domain/Ports/..., src/.../Domain/ValueObjects/OrderStatus.cs Domain model adjustments including new methods, updated entities, and enum changes reflecting business logic.
src/.../Infrastructure/Repository/..., src/.../Infrastructure/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Infrastructure.csproj Infrastructure enhancements with new repository implementations using Dapper and added package references.
tests/.../Controllers/OrderControllerTest.cs, tests/.../Services/OrderServiceTest.cs, tests/.../Entities/... Expanded test coverage for API controllers, services, and domain entities to ensure functionality.
tests/.../FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Domain.Test/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Domain.Test.csproj, tests/.../FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Infrastructure.Test/FIAP.TechChallenge.ByteMeBurger.Infrastructure.Test.csproj Project configuration updates in test projects, including new package references and structural changes.

This table summarizes the major changes across the project, highlighting the shift towards MySQL and enhancements in various components to support robust order management functionalities.

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italopessoa commented 2 months ago

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