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A Car management system provided as a Coding Task from OracleCMS. This project uses .NET Core with Swagger to create a web API

1. Clone this Repository
2. Open WebApi/CarDeals/CarDeals.sln in Visual Studio (preferably version 22)
3. Press CTRL+F5 to run the web API

1. Make sure that the Web API is running
2. Open CarDealersFrontEnd as a root folder
3. Run the following commands:

npm install # run this only once
npm run dev

4. Open your browser and paste the following in your URL bar:

http://localhost:5173/

The app should be running now.

This project implements authentication to prevent other dealers from retrieving others' data. It does this by encrypting passwords using hashing and a salt.

Upon successful authentication, the user's passwordHash is returned and can be used to get private data related to their account. Currently, it is just their stocks and address, but the data has been designed so that it can be extended to other places.

Sessions have also been implemented as a part of authentication. Every time a user uses the passwordHash provided, the session refreshes, allowing the user to stay online into their account. A session period of 30 minutes has been set as a constant so that it is easy to change in case a change is required.

A demonstration of its usage is made using Svelte.

The following are documentation on the API implemented for multiple dealers to use.

• /api/Dealers API Endpoints: Focusing on login functionality and dealer-specific functionality
• /api/Cars API Endpoints: Focusing on car data management, including the interaction of cars with dealers

For a programmatic example of how to use them, check out the api.ts and the prepareDB.ts files

• Define the data model
• Set up the Web API project
• Create the database context
• Create the controllers
• Create tests
• Submit code

• Make a Svelte UI for it