Category: recordVisitors

Now it is time to see the outdated packages and say thanks to the people that help me created all this project. For this I install https://github.com/KrystianKolad/DotnetThx . The result is https://github.com/ignatandrei/RecordVisitors/blob/main/src/RecordVisitors/thanks.md Also,I have installed dotnet outdated tool ( new version!) to see what I should improve Also,I have installed dotnet-project-licenses to let the user…

Now I should see if the code that I have written is enough good. One way to determine is static analysis – and sonarclould.io is open for open source. It was pretty simple to setup 1.  I have install the tool  dotnet-sonarscanner 2. Add the secrets from sonnarcloud to Github 3. Add JAVA to the…

Nuget now allow for a package to see a Markdown document. I choose to embed the readme.md file I just embed into csproj file: <ItemGroup>     <None Include=”../../../readme.md” Pack=”true” PackagePath=”\” />   </ItemGroup> <PropertyGroup> <PackageReadmeFile>readme.md</PackageReadmeFile> </PropertyGroup> I needed also to make a small modif,to remove HTML comments that were seeing into nuget $path = “../../README.md” $path =Resolve-Path…

Extending scope :why not record also the history  ? So – again,let the programmer choose what he wants to store https://record-visitors.readthedocs.io/en/latest/RecordVisitors/IRecordVisitorFunctions/methods/GetUrl/  and where to store : https://record-visitors.readthedocs.io/en/latest/RecordVisitors/IUsersRepository/methods/SaveHistory/ . Created also 2 new endpoints : /recordVisitors/GetUserId/{userName} /recordVisitors/UserHistory/{userId}/{dateFrom:datetime:regex(\d{{4}}-\d{{2}}-\d{{2}})}/{dateTo?} Make a default implementation of having the URL – does not start with api/,does not contain api . Make…

Now it is time to write technical documentation  – XML comments to the rescue – first,read the https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/xmldoc/ . Second,in order to minimize work,make the classes private / internal . See what I REALLY need to use the project – it remains some interfaces and extension methods. It was helpful putting warning as errors at…

Now it the moment to deploy to NuGet. First,we should have automatic build and deploy to NuGet with GitHub Actions.  This is pretty simple –  the yml becomes     – name: Pack run: |         cd src/RecordVisitors/         # dotnet pwsh setVersion.ps1         cd RecordVisitors         dotnet pack -o nugetPackages     – name: ‘Upload Artifact’…

It will be perfect for any project to have a CI to improve feedback. GitHub actions is helpful here  – just put a gitlab.yml. After few iterations,mine looks like this name: BuildAndTest on: push: branches: [ main ]   pull_request:     branches: [ main ] jobs:   build:     #runs-on: ubuntu-latest     runs-on: windows-2019    …

Now I have to do some code coverage . The easy way is to test the web application – doing an integration test. Use this as a starting point: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/test/integration-tests?view=aspnetcore-5.0 I have 2 kind of tests: HappyPath  -when all is working ok – and  TestErrors  – when it is not. The code for all working…