Mcc.HomecareProvider
Overview
This is an oversimplified, buggy version of the application, that was created for HomeCare Provider (further: HCP), to track devices and patients they have. You were
asked by the HCP to analyze it, play around with API and find as many bugs as you can, and give feedback regarding this application, system design and database
structure. Application contains bugs that were made on purpose and bugs that were done accidentally, so there are no specific "number" of bugs that you need to
find.
Domain:
Domain consists of three entities: Patient, Device, Device Binding. All entities contains CreatedAt field that indicates, when entity was created.
Patient:
Patient is the entity that represents a real Patient that is being treated by HCP staff. Doctors select devices that fit specific patient at the specific time. Patient can
have only one device at the time. Patients have personal data that is stored in the database: first name, last name, email, date of birth. Email is unique across the
system. Patient contains CurrentBindingId which indicates that patient has a device and device is being assigned to him. CurrentBindingId is null when patient does
not have a device.
Device:
Device is the entity that represents a real CPAP device, which is owned by the HCP. HCP stores devices at the storage, and gives devices to the patients when they
need one. Device can be assigned to a patient, and can be not assigned to anyone. Devices serial numbers should fit in range: [100000; 999999]. Serial numbers are
unique, there can be no devices with same serial numbers.
Device Binding:
Device Binding represents the fact that at a specific period of time a device, was assigned to patient, or unassigned from a patient. Device Binding contains Id of the
device that binding belongs to. Device should always have at least 1 device binding. Device binding can have PatientId when device was assigned to a patient, null
if no patient was assigned (device is in the storage and waiting for assignement).
Database
DB Schema:
SQL Tasks:
PG Clients:
free pg db client - https://www.pgadmin.org/
another universal free db client - https://dbeaver.io
another universal db client (paid but with trial) - https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/
API clients:
Postman - https://www.postman.com/
VS Code Rest Client extension - https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.rest-client (VS Code rest client extension snippet)
serviceUrl/swagger/index.html - Third possible way to test out API, should be opened by-default. (service url will be given to you)