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1. Run chmod +x entrypoint.sh to make the entrypoint executable
2. Run docker compose build to build the docker image and run the container then run docker compose up.
3. Run docker compose run web rake db:create to create the database
4. Run docker compose run web rake db:migrate to run the migrations
5. Run docker compose run web rake db:seed to seed the database
6. Run docker compose run web rake db:seed RAILS_ENV=test to seed the test database
7. Run docker compose run web rspec to run the tests
8. Run docker compose run --service-ports web to run the server
9. Run docker compose down to stop the server
10. Run docker compose run web bash to run bash in the container -> From here you also can interact with the database using rails c or rails dbconsole

Here are we have the API endpoints that you can use to interact with the application: We have the collection for apis for POSTMAN in This Link: https://api.postman.com/collections/2329385-c37ec82d-f743-4240-ac4d-4deb31c48408?access_key=PMAT-01HGR2EC22KXJ4ZW2NH7CR6BKJ

Here we are attaching an ERD representation of the database schema:

• Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD)

+----------------+       +------------------+       +---------------+
|    businesses  |       |    buy_orders    |       |     users     |
+----------------+       +------------------+       +---------------+
| id             |<------| id               |       | id            |
| name           |       | quantity         |       | email         |
| shares_available|      | price            |       | password_digest|
| owner_id       |------>| buyer_id         |<------| first_name     |
| created_at     |       | business_id      |       | last_name      |
| updated_at     |       | status           |       | created_at     |
| status         |       | created_at       |       | updated_at     |
+----------------+       | updated_at       |       +---------------+
                        +------------------+

1. Added Unit Tests for all the models
2. Added Integration Tests for all the controllers

You can check the coverage by running docker compose run web rspec and then opening the coverage/index.html file in your browser. Estimated Coverage: > 95%

There are few variation for this single application available right now on three different branches:

1. main -> has the basic implementation of the application, with controller providing the API responses.
2. fast_json_api -> has the implementation of the application using fast_json_api, with controller -> serializer providing the API responses.
3. jbuilder -> has the implementation of the application using jbuilder, with controller -> jbuilder views providing the API responses. (This branch does not have the proper test coverage yet. You will have to use the POSTMAN collection to test the endpoints.)