See gr-homework.pdf.
(Note that some ready-to-go test data already exists in resources/.)
First, generate a "primer" file. Visit dumbdata.com; choose these four colums:
- Last name
- First name
- Birth date
Select CSV, choose a rowcount (e.g., 90), arrange the column order as
per above, and generate a file.
Then, to create the three target test data files, each with a distinct
delimiter, and with a FavoriteColor column, run lein repl, then run:
(generate-test-data-files "primer-data.csv")
Run tests like so:
lein test
First, check that you have the three necessary data files:
resources/data-1.csv(delimiter: " | ")resources/data-2.csv(delimiter: ", ")resources/data-3.csv(delimiter: " ")
(There are also some smaller versions of these files with just
five lines each, prefixed with test-.)
Run and display the combined, sorted data like so -- please note that the delimiter you pass as an arg should consist of a single character (if the file has spaces around the delimier, that will be handled):
lein run resources/data-1.csv "|" resources/data-2.csv "," resources/data-3.csv " "
In Step 2 some HTTP endpoints have been set up for simple reading and writing of data (stored in-memory).
Start the server (using the repl):
(def svr (start-svr))
Stop the server:
(.stop svr)
POSTing a record:
curl -XPOST -H"Content-Type:text/plain" -d "Mcmurray | Rolf | [email protected] | green | 2007-08-15" http://localhost:3000/records
curl -XPOST -H"Content-Type:text/plain" -d "Burrier, Efrain, [email protected], red, 2008-10-20" http://localhost:3000/records
curl -XPOST -H"Content-Type:text/plain" -d "Edwardsen Kieth [email protected] yellow 1998-06-05" http://localhost:3000/records
The above calls are also stored in load-some-rows.sh.
GET all records, sorted by color:
curl http://localhost:3000/records/color
GET all records, sorted by birthdate:
curl http://localhost:3000/records/birthdate
GET all records, sorted by last name:
curl http://localhost:3000/records/name