• .NET Core 3.1
• npm

If you wish to build the project, you can do so following these steps:

1. Clone this repository
2. Navigate to the root of this project, where the solution file is located, and run:

   dotnet restore
   

3. After restoring the packages, build the project by running:

   dotnet build
   

4. Now you can start the backend by navigating to ./src/WebUI/ and running:

   dotnet run
   

5. Frontend can be started by navigating to ./src/WebUI/ClientApp/ and running:

   npm start
   

The project can be published using dotnet while targeting the WebUI project. (Works using only binaries, too).

dotnet publish -c Release ./src/WebUI/

This will build the .NET project and run npm to install dependencies needed for the frontend. It will also make a static build of the frontend. By default, the project should be published to a path similar to this one: ./src/bin/Release/netcoreapp3.1/publish

From here, you can again use dotnet to run the .NET project:

dotnet run ./src/WebUI/bin/Release/netcoreapp3.1/publish/WebUI.dll

By default the project should be hosted on https://localhost:5001 and http://localhost:5000.

The frontend can be served by any simple http server. Upon completing the project build, you are given an example of using a tool serve which is installed via npm.

npm install -g serve
serve -s -l 3000 ./CarpoolManagementCA/src/WebUI/bin/Release/netcoreapp3.1/publish/ClientApp/build

• /api/rideshares

  • GET - gets a list of all rideshares
  • POST - creates a new rideshare

• /api/rideshares/{id}

  • GET - gets a rideshare detailed info by ID
  • PUT - updates a rideshare by ID
  • DELETE - deletes a rideshare by ID

• /api/cars

  • GET - gets a list of all cars

• /api/cars/{id}

  • GET - gets a car detailed info by ID

• /api/employees

  • GET - gets a list of all employees

• /api/employees/{id}

  • GET - gets an employee detailed info by ID