Your task is to add a new feature to our existing application.

This feature is a new page to Add new Customer, place order on their behalf, and view existing customer's orders

• Add a new route that Add/Get Orders.
• Add feature to store the status of the customer orders: InProgress, Delivered, Cancelled
• There is a maximum of 4 InProgress orders for each customer allowed to be stored. In the event of approaching display message an prevent adding new order.
• Add a new route to cancel and update an existing order.
• Add unit test

• Create a new page to display the list of orders for specific customer and allow to Add new order for this customer
• The page should be responsive
• There should be a textbox to search custimers by email
• Add unit test

• You'll also notice for the sake of simplicity we're not worrying about database versioning and migrations (we'll likely discuss approaches to this you've used in the past during a subsequent technical interview).

• Dotnetcore API
• Angular CLI
• NodeJS
• UI modules:
  • Bootstrap
• Tests:
  • Cypress
  • Karma

1. Install Docker Desktop for Mac or Docker Desktop for Windows.

2. Navigate to the AspNetCorePostgreSQLDockerApp subfolder in a console window.

3. Open the Client folder in a terminal window and run the following commands at the root of the folder (requires Node.js):

   • npm install
   • npm install -g @angular/cli
   • ng build

4. Move back up a level to the AspNetCorePostgreSQLDockerApp in the terminal window:

   • Run docker-compose build

   • Run docker-compose up

5. Navigate to http://localhost:5000 in your browser to view the site.

6. We recommend making sure you're able to run the app and that is working before beginning to add your new feature.

1. Navigate to the AspNetCorePostgreSQLDockerApp\Client subfolder in a console window.

2. Open the Client folder in a terminal window and run the following commands at the root of the folder (requires Node.js):

   • npm install
   • npm install -g @angular/cli
   • ng build
   • Test components, services...: npm run test
   • Test UI End-to-End with cypress: npm run e2e