dev-ops-tech-evaluation

The dev ops tech evaluation will replicate a real world scenario. You will be given a boilerplate repository that contains a monorepo project. You will be responsible for creating a github action that will run tests that you create for the the api routes found in the services/example-fastify-cloud-run package.

Description

The boilerplate repo is an example monorepo project. It includes three packages:

• libraries/example-messaging-lib
• libraries/example-utility-lib
• services/example-fastify-cloud-run

The libraries/example-messaging-lib package is intended to be used as a dependency for the services/example-fastify-cloud-run package. The services/example-fastify-cloud-run package is intended to be deployed to cloud run.

Assessment

For this assessment, we want to create a github action that is responsible for testing the routes found in services/example-fastify-cloud-run. vitetest is already installed in the project and should be used to set up testing.

Considerations

• [] Should be scalable for multiple developers with simultaneous PRs

• [] Seeding data matching the prisma schema found in services/example-fastify-cloud-run/schema.prisma

• [] Seeding data into firebase matching the schema found in libraries/example-messaging-lib/src/index.ts

• [] Testing the following routes from services/example-fastify-cloud-run/src/index.ts:

  • [] /api/create_message
  • [] /api/create_user
  • [] /api/messages

  How We Will Be Evaluating You

• Functionality

• Scalability

• Clarity

• Ability to make small commits with good commit messages

• Decisions / considerations made in your approach

Getting Started

1. Fork the boilerplate repo
2. Run pnpm install
3. Run pnpm run dev in services/example-fastify-cloud-run to start the server
4. Run pnpm run test in services/example-fastify-cloud-run to run the tests

Setting Up Your Local Environment Variables

1. Create a .env file in the root of the repo
2. You will need to add the following environment variables:

• GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT = "../../service-account.json"
• LOCAL_DB_URL = {{ Your local Postgres DB URL }}

Setting Up Your Local Database

1. After running pnpm install and setting up your .env file with your LOCAL_DB_URL, run pnpm run migrate to create the database tables

Setting Up With Firebase

1. From https://console.firebase.google.com/, you can create a new project

2. Complete all three steps

• 1. Name your project
• 2. Enable Google Analytics
• 3. Configure Google Analytics

3. From the project overview page, click the gear icon next to "Project Overview" and select "Project Settings"

4. From the project settings page, select "Service Accounts"

5. From the service accounts page, click "Generate new private key"

6. Rename the downloaded file to service-account.json, and place it in the root of the repo

7. You can add a .env file to the root of the repo where you can store GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT="{{path to service-account.json}}"

Additional Documentation

• Prisma
• Firestore
• Vitest