JHilburn Fabric Manager

Task

Create a fabric management application using C# and optionally javascript that integrates with our fabric api. Features include but are not limited to:

• Display a list of available fabrics
• Add/Update fabrics
• Manage fabric inventory levels

Bonus points for any extra features you can come up with to make your application more functional.

Setup

Make sure you have the latest version of node js installed.

Open a terminal window and navigate into the api directory where the project was checked out, then run npm install. This will insure all required node packages are installed for the project.

Once node packages are installed you can fire up the api server by running npm start. By default the base api endpoint is at http://localhost:3000/api

Authentication

The api uses an api token that will be provided for access control. When making requests to the api, be sure to include the given token as a header value with the key x-api-auth.

Endpoints

• [GET] /fabrics - Get a list of all fabrics
• [POST] /fabrics - Create a new fabric
• [GET] /fabrics/:id - Get a fabric by id
• [PUT] /fabrics/:id - Update fabric record
• [PATCH] /fabrics/:id - Update specifc fields of a fabric record
• [DELETE] /fabrics/:id - Delete a fabric

For GET requests to the fabric api you can sort records by appending _sort=[field] to the url as a query string parameter.

You can also filter by appending the field name and value you want to filter on /fabrics?price=100

OR

You can append the _like operator /fabrics?description_like=navy

Add operators _gte or _lte to the request url for range filering. /fabrics?price_gte=50&price_lte=100;

You can see a full list of features available by checking out the json-server documentation.

Models

Fabric

• id [int] - Unique identifier for fabric
• sku [string] - Fabric SKU
• description [string] - Fabric description
• price [decimal] - Price of the fabric
• active [boolean] - Active flag for fabric
• category [string] - Product category
• imgUrl [string] - Fabric imgUrl (auto generated on creation)
• inventory [int] - Amount of fabric currently available