C# .NET Core project showing the concept of forming the complete connected delivery route from the set of scattered segments. For example, let's say we have the following input data:

So the output should looks like this:

To describe and solve the task we introduce following entities:

• Point - class representing a single point of delivery. Here we use simple string to identify the Point
• Segment - class representing a directed set of 2 Points so it has the defined Start and the End
• Route - class encapsulating input and output data structures with arranging and reversing methods as well

3 projects are combined into single Visual Studio Solution.

Project containing the library itself and some utility functions.

Dependencies:

• [Optional] DocFX - generates fancy documentation

Example project showing the library features and usage.

Dependencies:

• NLog - prints logs instead of Console.WriteLine()s

Unit tests for the DeliveryRouteHelper library.

Dependencies:

• xUnit - modern testing framework

Use Visual Studio as all-in-one solution to build, run, test and generate docs (make sure you have NuGet, dotnet, .NET Core Build Tools installed).

Configuration was tested on Ubuntu 18.10 under dotnet CLI. Prerequisites:

• .NET Core 2 - refer to official Microsoft documentation to add custom package sources and install dotnet from apt
• Mono 5 - also refer to official Mono documentation to add custom package sources and install latest complete Mono framework (including MSBuild)