datcal / erasys-task

Erasys Task

Steps

• Set up
• Configuring Database
• Running The Test
• Validate Passwords
• Check Compromised Passwords
• Validate and Check Compromised Passwords

Set up

First, build docker container and run:

docker-compose build && docker-compose up -d

Configuring Database

You can set database configurations, use the following values in .env which lives in the root directory.

DATABASE_CLIENT=mysql
DATABASE_HOST=erasys-db
DATABASE_USER=testDbUser
DATABASE_PASSWORD=PRYjQRlcSIBMORtp
DATABASE_NAME=testDb
DATABASE_PORT=3306

Running The Test

docker exec -it erasys-api npm run test:e2e

Validate Passwords

Check password via password validation api and update valid field on database and print all passwords to console output.

docker exec -it erasys-api npm run cp

Check Compromised Passwords

Check passwords via erasys compromised api and print all compromised password to console output.

docker exec -it erasys-api npm run cpc

Validate and Check Compromised Passwords

Check passwords via password validation api and erasys compromised api and update valid field on database and print all passwords to console output.

docker exec -it erasys-api npm run fcp

You can use Postman collection for testing.

Password Validation API

• Password validation API = http://localhost:3000

Route	HTTP	Body	Header	Description
/passwords	POST	{'password':'csds2'}		Validation for password.

Password Compromised API

• Password Compromised API = http://localhost:5001

Route	HTTP	Body	Header	Description
/compromised	GET	{'password':'%23nxzr1Bp'}		Compromised password control.

Personal Notes

Normally, I would develop the CLI and API side as two separate projects, but for convenience, I developed it this way.