A service that can be configured to replace terms in a sequence of integers with strings

This is a service written with .NET Core Web API, which provides functionality for replacing integers in a sequence with strings. Strings can be added to the configuration along with a number, multiples of which in a sequence will be replaced with that string.

{
  "ReplaceTermSettings": [
    {
      "MultipleOf": 3,
      "ReplaceWith": "Live"
    },
    {
      "MultipleOf": 5,
      "ReplaceWith": "Nation"
    }
  ]
}

For instance { "MultipleOf": 6, "ReplaceWith":"Hello" } will, when given a sequence, replace all multiples of 6 with the string "Hello". Numbers which are multiples of more than one number defined in the configuration will be replaced with a string which is a concatenation of the configured strings which will be replaced (in the order they appear in the json file). For instance using the above configuration, the number 15 will be replaced with "LiveNation".

To build the code, open the TermReplacementService.sln file in Visual Studio, and build within the IDE. This should also resolve the Nuget packages needed to run the service and associated tests.

To run the tests, open up test explorer in Visual Studio and run all. The tests are written using XUnit.

To run the service, run the TermReplacementService WebApi project from within Visual Studio.

To get a sequence with configured terms replaced once the service is running, send a get request to the endpoint http://localhost:64163/api/TermReplacement/ReplaceInRange?lowerBound={LOWERBOUND}&upperBound={UPPERBOUND}
Replacing LOWERBOUND and UPPERBOUND with respective bounds. (note: both bounds are inclusive).

The http response body will contain:
result - a string of the transformed sequence separated by spaces
summary - the frequencies of changed terms in the sequence (Integer being those which have remained unchanged)

http://localhost:64163/api/TermReplacement/ReplaceInRange?lowerBound=1&upperBound=20

{
  "result":"1 2 Live 4 Nation Live 7 8 Live Nation 11 Live 13 14 LiveNation 16 17 Live 19 Nation",
  "summary":
  {
    "Integer":11,
    "Live":5,
    "Nation":3,
    "LiveNation":1
  }
}