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Few simple steps

1. Fork this repo
2. Do your best
3. Prepare pull request and let us know that you are done

Simple specification

• Build console app partycli.exe that will show and save servers received from API:

This should store username and password for API authorization in the persistent data store:

partycli.exe config --username "YOUR USERNAME" --password "YOUR PASSWORD" 

This should fetch servers from API, store them in persistent data store and display server names and total number of servers in the console:

partycli.exe server_list 

This should fetch servers from persistent data store and display server names and total number of servers in the console:

partycli.exe server_list --local

• partycli.exe for now is a simple console app but it will grow in the near future into enterprise grade cli monster:

1. There might be more parameters for the app.
2. Persistent data store provider/storage type/libraries might change.
3. Servers might be displayed differently in the console or even displayed with colors.
4. Different API might be choosen.

• It should be fairly easy to adapt current app code to the upcoming requirements. So choose your architecture wisely!

How to get servers from API?

• Send authorization request (POST) to http://playground.tesonet.lt/v1/tokens to generate token with body: {"username": "tesonet", "password": "partyanimal"}. (Don't forget Content-Type)
• Get servers list from http://playground.tesonet.lt/v1/servers. Add header to this request: Authorization: Bearer <token>

Few simple requirements

• Use C# 7.0+ and .NET 4.6.1+
• Write high quality, beautiful code
• Follow modern .NET development practices:
  Use dependency injection pattern and use IoC container
  Use async APIs if available, don't block on async code
• Implement logging in your app
• Maybe You have an idea how it should interact with users? Do it! Its on you!
• Have fun!

Few simple recommendations:

• Don't reinvent the wheel! If you find a nice library/framework that can make your life easier use it!
• TDD can be realy useful for this app!

Bonus points:

• Write unit/integration tests
• Make use of AOP