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This commit provides an ASP.NET implementation of the TicketHub server, using the Npgsql, NodaTime, and EF Core Framework, and Styra.Opa libraries. Signed-off-by: Philip Conrad <[email protected]>
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What's changed?
This PR contains a C# TicketHub server implementation (in ASP.NET Core, specifically), along with the necessary infrastructure to get it up and running.
How to test the server
Local, with Docker
If you're using the top-level
docker-compose.yaml, try the somewhat verbose/ugly invocation:This will build the docker image for the C# TicketHub server, and then launch the top-level
docker-composeunder thecsharpprofile (selecting "always on" and "csharp"-specific services).You can shut down the pile of services with the following invocation:
Local, with .NET Core tools
In the
server/csharpdirectory, runmake run, and then fire requests at the appropriatelocalhostURL.Github, via GH Actions
See the PR checks on this Pull Request. 😉
Notes
The Entity Framework Core models were derived by starting up the
database-nodeservice, and then running the horrifying invocation:PostgresContext.csto get the Navigation Properties set correctly on theTicketmodel to work right were required.Because our cookie values involve spaces, we have to parse the raw header values ourselves. (See the Relevant StackOverflow thread for details)
Because the DB schema uses timestamps without timezones, we have to save local time values to the DB instead of UTC. 🤷