##Blizzard Take-Home Test (World of Warcraft API)
####Live Website: http://blizzardAPI.herokuapp.com
####Summary: I used NodeJS's ExpressJS framework with MongooseJS (MongoDB) to simulate a World of Warcraft API that stores account and character data. I only implemented the technical specs (exposing each API command). I did not implement the rules (race-class compatibility, level bounding, etc.) since those would have taken much longer. It is for this same reason that I have not implemented any capitalization-checking - Please make sure your API calls use the same lower/uppercase when setting/searching for names.
The full spec is attached under Blizzard_Automation_API_Spec.txt
Feel free to try them youself! The database is open to anyone- just use Postman REST client. When making POST requests, make sure the input is sent as "x-www-form-urlencoded."
####The example commands from the spec are pasted below.
• GET {your-service-url}/about returns 200 with body of: { "author" : "Jon Doe Applicant", "source" : "/relative/path/to/source/code.language" }
• POST {your-service-url}/account { "name" : "testaccount" } returns 200 with body of: { "account_id" : 1234 }
• GET {your-service-url}/account returns 200 with body of (all accounts): { "accounts" : [ { "account_id" : 1234, "account_name" : "blah", "link" : "{your-service-url}/account/blah" }, ... ] }
• POST {your-service-url}/account/{account_name}/characters { "name" : "Lochtar", "race" : "Orc", "class" : "Druid", "faction" : "Alliance", "level" : 90 } returns 200 with body of: { "character_id" : 1234 }
• DELETE {your-service-url}/account/{account_name} returns 200
• DELETE {your-service-url}/account/{account_name}/characters/{character_name} returns 200
• GET {your-service-url}/account/{account_name}/characters returns 200 with body of: { "account_id" : 1234, "characters" : [ { "character_id" : 1234, "name" : "Lochtar", "race" : "Orc", "class" : "Druid", "faction" : "Alliance", "level" : 90 } ] }