berv-uni-project / tweety Goto Github PK

Target url:
https://tweety-core.azurewebsites.net

I think will good to have reactive UI here. May use React.js or Vue.js for starting this system. The problem is we need changed our submission into API also the return, so this major changes in the system. For this changes, I hope still using our css, not changes to another css.

Task:

• Create API, commit 9e6df84
• Page Design (I hope just have two page, 1. Home (Form & Result), 2. About Page)
• UI Routing Base
• UI Implementation

Need to write documentation with this application. Maybe also completed Unit Test things.

• How to Deploy
• How to Contribute/Extend/...

Additional

• Unit Test + Documentation

So can use DI in Controller

Need to change to PostgreSQL to compatibility with Heroku.

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I think this code have some redundant code and also so ugly structure. I need to restructure and do some arrangement to have a good code and easy to read.

Use Bulma/Buefy for View, if need vue.js also OK.

Installation

Installation is available by the package repository NuGet. There are a variety of packages, each for different types of .NET apps:

• Sharpbrake.Client: C# client with support for .NET 3.5, 4.5 and .NET Core. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.Http.Module: HTTP module for ASP.NET request pipeline. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.Http.Middleware: Middleware component for new ASP.NET Core pipeline. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.NLog: Middleware component for new ASP.NET Core pipeline. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.NLog.Web: Airbrake NLog target for ASP.NET. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.Log4net: Airbrake log4net appender. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.Log4net.Web: Airbrake log4net appender for ASP.NET. Available on NuGet

• Sharpbrake.Extensions.Logging: Airbrake provider for Microsoft.Extensions.Logging. Available on NuGet

Adding via Package Manager

For .NET 4.5.2 applications and above install the Sharpbrake.Client package available on NuGet via your Package Manager Console:

PM> Install-Package Sharpbrake.Client

Configuration

Before using the library and its notifiers, you must to configure them. In most cases, it is sufficient to configure only one, default, notifier.

(You can find your project API KEY with your project's settings):

var airbrake = new AirbrakeNotifier(new AirbrakeConfig
  {
    ProjectId = "<Your project ID>",
    ProjectKey = "<Your project API KEY>"
  });

There are multiple ways to set your PROJECT_ID and PROJECT_KEY:

• Setting explicitly:

  var config = new AirbrakeConfig {
    ProjectId = "<Your project ID>",
    ProjectKey = "<Your project API KEY>"
  };

• Using App.config or Web.config:

  <appSettings>
      <add key="Airbrake.ProjectId" value="<Your project ID>" />
      <add key="Airbrake.ProjectKey" value="<Your project API KEY>" />
  </appSettings>

  var settings = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings.AllKeys
      .Where(key => key.StartsWith("Airbrake", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
      .ToDictionary(key => key, key => ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[key]);
  
  var airbrakeConfiguration = AirbrakeConfig.Load(settings);

• Using airbrake.json. Use comma-separated values to add more than one
  argument for options that support it:

  {
    "Airbrake": {
      "ProjectId": "<Your project ID>",
      "ProjectKey": "<Your project API KEY>",
    }
  }

  var path = "airbrake.json";
  var configurationBuilder = new ConfigurationBuilder()
      .SetBasePath(System.IO.Directory.GetCurrentDirectory())
      .AddJsonFile(path)
      .Build();
  
  var settings = configurationBuilder.AsEnumerable()
      .Where(setting => setting.Key.StartsWith("Airbrake"))
      .ToDictionary(setting => setting.Key, setting => setting.Value);
  
  var airbrakeConfiguration = AirbrakeConfig.Load(settings);

For a rundown of advanced configuration options and the notifier API provided for .NET/C# apps, please visit our GitHub.

I need to store much data so don't need directly call into twitter. Call into twitter can be done with cron job, this type of migration will be used after account type migration.

• Keep direct base code in versioning.
• Authentication
• Database Model
• Dto
• Code Structure
• Cache Strategy