Transactor

Workshop designed to educate about refactoring and code design.

📃 Instructions

1. Add missing unit tests for TransactionManager and ProcessorManager.
2. Define common data models and integrate it to current solution.
3. Refactor code base to be more structured and polymorphic.
4. Develop chained bank account usage for payments.

Structure of project

Transactor
└───src
    └───Terminal            // Application C# project
        ├───Core
        │   ├───Clients     // Third party client's (API's)
        │   ├───Exceptions  // Application exception logic
        │   ├───Extensions  // Extensions for application methods, C# types
        │   ├───Generators  // Any kind of generators
        │   └───Managers    // Managers to handle specific tasks (transactions, accounts)
        └───Infrastructure
            └───Storage     // Contains code where data stored

✔️Acceptance Criteria

Transactions must use bank accounts for payments. So if we cannot pay from one account then we must use another account balance to pay.

As a result that will be visible in logs:

| Bank account | Balance |
| CapsBank | 100.00 |
| BitBank | 50.00 |

info: Terminal.Core.Managers.TransactionManager[0]
      New transaction: 5/4/2021 12:45:36 AM = 50
info: Terminal.Core.Managers.TransactionManager[0]
      New transaction: 5/4/2021 12:45:35 AM = 50
info: Terminal.Core.Managers.ProcessorManager[0]
      [SUCCESS] Processing transaction via BitBank: -50
fail: Terminal.Core.Managers.ProcessorManager[0]
      [FAILED] Processing transaction via BitBank: -50
fail: Terminal.Core.Managers.ProcessorManager[0]
      [SUCCESS] Processing transaction via CapsBank: -50
info: Terminal.Core.Application[0]

| Bank account | Balance |
| CapsBank | 50.00 |
| BitBank | 0.00 |

1. Must compile and all tests must pass.
2. Well-structured code base.
3. Bank accounts must be used in the chain.

Quick start

Use the .NET Core CLI to run the application and tests.

Run Program

dotnet run --project "./src/Terminal/Terminal.csproj"

Run Tests

dotnet test test/Terminal.Test.Unit/Terminal.Test.Unit.csproj