Licensed under the MIT license

	RoATP Assessor
Info	A service which allows EFSA staff members to assess & moderate RoATP applications.
Build
Web	https://localhost:44350/

• Install .NET Core 2.2 SDK
• Install Visual Studio 2019 with these workloads:
  • ASP.NET and web development
• Install SQL Server 2017 Developer Edition
• Install SQL Management Studio
• Install Azure Storage Emulator (Make sure you are on at least v5.3)
• Install Azure Storage Explorer
• Administrator Access

• Clone this repository
• Open Visual Studio as an administrator

RoATP Assessor does not have a database it accesses the RoATP Apply database via its internal APIs.

• Get the das-roatp-assessor configuration json file from das-employer-config; which is a non-public repository.
• Create a Configuration table in your (Development) local Azure Storage account.
• Add a row to the Configuration table with fields: PartitionKey: LOCAL, RowKey: SFA.DAS.RoatpAssessor_1.0, Data: {{The contents of the local config json file}}.

To use RoATP Apply functionality; you will need to have the SFA.DAS.ApplyService.InternalApi project running, from the das-apply-service project.

• RoATP Apply Service

To access the QnA functionality for training providers:

• QnA API

• Set SFA.DAS.RoatpAssessor.Web as the startup project
• Running the solution will launch the site and API in your browser
• JSON configuration was created to work with dotnet run

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• Navigate to src/SFA.DAS.RoatpAssessor.Web/
• run dotnet restore
• run dotnet run
• Open https://localhost:44350