robertpatan / myminifactory

1. Run composer install to install project dependencies.
2. Execute docker-compose up -d to start MySQL and mail server.
3. Use php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate to run migrations.
4. Run php bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load to create an admin user.
5. Upload minifactory.postman_collection.json to Postman.
6. Set up an Environment with a variable apiUrl = http://localhost:8000.
7. To view emails after a purchase, access http://localhost:8025
8. Admin user credentials, email: [email protected] pass: admin

Notes

• Given the short amount of time to complete the bonus points, I mainly focused on making the project functional and left some best practices and didn't treat all of the corner cases.
• The total amount of time was about 6 or so hours. As I mentioned, I haven't programmed in Symfony in a while and I started a little slow, needing to consult the documentation quite often.
• Many improvements could have been made like: Treat all corner cases, Abstract the logic in the controllers to Services, enforce DRY principle, move frequently used dependencies to the constructor instead of the function injection, break bigger functions into smaller ones (Keep it simple), and others.