Retroactiune is a web API for managing anonymous Feedback using a token-based system.
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Introduction

Build Status

Swagger API

Retroactiune is a project for managing Feedback. It works in the following way, an Admin to creates FeedbackReceivers that will receive Feedback. Then it will generate Tokens that can be distributed to the users. A Tokens is bound to a single FeedbackReceiver and it's a one time use for giving Feedback.

The given Feedback is anonymous by design.

Tech Stack

The project uses ASP .Net Core 3.1 and MongoDB.

dotnet --version
3.1.407

Architecture

Example deployment architecture which uses Prometheus & Grafana for monitoring, Auth0 as a authorization server and Sentry for error reporting.

Example deployment architecture

The application code is organized using the Clean Architecture approach.

Example deployment architecture

Developing

To install the dependencies run dotnet restore.

To run the project run

dotnet run --project .\Retroactiune.WebAPI\

To run unit and integration tests run:

Note: Docker and Docker-Compose are needed to bring up the dependent services, see docker-compose.yaml.

docker-compose up -d
dotnet test