There are a multitude of things that influences the daily experience of commuters on public transport - congestion and disruptions being the major ones. We believe, that there are other less visible influences that have significant impacts too. Route Scores strives to “make the invisible visible” through data, with a collection of some anonymous route sentiment scores. The application's task is to summarise these scores and see if they can help in identifying other influences.

• You have mysql installed and running
• Postman installed and running
• You have Java 11 or higher installed

• Execute the schema.sql file to create the schema
• Change the mysql user and password configuration in the application.yml if need be to suit your configuration
• open the application in your respective IDE for Java. Such as Intellij IDEA, VS Code or Netbeans
• run the application, build will start with all MAVEN dependencies being downloaded, the application will be start up on port 9081
• when the service is running import the Whereismytransport.postman_collection.json file in Postman
• send the HTTP request in the Postman collection in the following order
• 'Consume Files' followed by 'Generate Results'
• With the application still running and 'Consume Files' Postman post request executed successfully
• The following localhost:9081/produce-results in a web browser will download a text file called results with the calculated scores for each route should be output, from highest to lowest, along with the day of the week.

The calculated scores for each route should be output, from highest to lowest, along with the day of the week.

Run FileInputServiceTest file to execute the unit tests which use the H2 database

Copyright © 2022 Malesela Sithole.
This project is MIT licensed.