HackerNews API

How to Run

This project uses the following frameworks:

API
- .NET Core 3.1
- ASP.NET Core 3.1
- Newtonsoft.Json 12.0.3
- Swashbuckle.AspNetCore 5.0.0-rc5
Unit Tests
- .NET Core 3.1
- xUnit 2.4.0
- Moq 4.13.1

To run the project, inside of the solutions's root folder, run:

dotnet run --project HackerNews.Api/HackerNews.Api.csproj

And point the browser to

https://localhost:5001/swagger

The endpoint can be hit by clicking on the GET /api/Stories Swagger menu item, then Try it out and Execute.

To run the unit tests, go to the solution's root folder and run:

dotnet test HackerNews.UnitTests/HackerNews.UnitTests.csproj

Supposing we're always dealing with stories (not job, comment, or pollopt) as type, I'm using descendents as the comment count instead of counting the comment IDs in kids for performance reasons.
The TimestampToDateTimeOffsetConverter only implements the ReadJson method because it is assumed in this assignment we won't be serializing anything to JSON, rather just deserializing.
The memory cache implemented keeps stories cached for 6 hours. I'm using absolute expiration rather than sliding to allow for possible edits to the story appear in case that happens.

Replace the ASP.NET Core IMemoryCache with a more robust solution, such as Redis, to allow for multiple instances of the API to share the same cache memory.
For the GetStoryDetail_StoryIsInCache_ReadFromCacheAndReturnStory and GetStoryDetail_StoryIsNotInCache_SaveToCacheAndReturnStoryFromApi tests, engineer a better way for object equality instead of asserting the equality of every property.
The CacheService should be tested with an integration test to allow for better testing with the memory cache external dependency.
In StoriesController, find a better way to call GetStoryDetails() without having to do .Result.
Remove the Newtonsoft.Json annotations and dependency from the HackerNews.Domain project for better separation of concerns.