Install tools with
dotnet tool restoreModify the appsettings.json at the root. The field MineshardDb should have the correct database connection string. Then to create the database run
cd Persistence
dotnet ef database update
cd ..Check that the project builds with
dotnet buildTo configure the application, you need to update the appsettings.json file in your dotnet project. This file contains three sections: GitUser, ConnectionStrings, and RabbitMQ.
The GitUser section contains information about the Git user that will be used by the application. To configure this section, you need to update the following fields:
Name: Enter the name of the Git user.Email: Enter the email address of the Git user.
The ConnectionStrings section contains information about the connection to the Mineshard database. To configure this section, you need to update the MineshardDb field with the connection string for your PostgreSQL database.
The RabbitMQ section contains information about the RabbitMQ message queue used by the application. To configure this section, you need to update the following fields:
HostName: Enter the hostname of the RabbitMQ server.RoutingKey: Enter the routing key used by the application to send messages to the queue.QueueName: Enter the name of the queue used by the application to receive messages.ExchangeName: Enter the name of the exchange used by the application to send messages to the queue.
Once you have updated the appsettings.json file, you can run the application and it will use the new configuration values.
dotnet run --project Api/Mineshard.Analyzer.csprojdotnet run --project Api/Mineshard.Api.csprojTo check if the code is formatted run
dotnet csharpier --checkAnd to run the static analyzers run
dotnet format --verify-no-changesCheck code coverage with
dotnet test -p:CollectCoverage=true -p:Threshold=80