FizzBuzz Game API

Project Overview

The FizzBuzz Game API is a web application that allows users to create and play a customizable FizzBuzz-like game. Users can set their own rules, including the numbers and strings used for the game, and choose the range of numbers to play with. The backend is built with ASP.NET Web API, while the frontend utilizes React with TypeScript from Vite.

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Features

• Create customizable FizzBuzz games with user-defined rules.
• Players can enter their answers and get immediate feedback score.

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Technologies Used

• Frontend: React, TypeScript, Vite, Axios, Bootstrap
• Backend: ASP.NET Web API, Entity Framework
• Database: SQL Server
• Development Tools: Docker, Visual Studio, Node.js

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Setup

Prerequisites

• .NET 8.0 SDK installed.
• SQL Server with a valid database configured based on the provided template DB_Schema_Script.sql in the backend folder.
• Node.js (with npm or yarn) installed for the frontend.

Environment Configuration

1. Create an appsettings.json file in the project directory of backend with the provided in the appsettings.json.example to match your database connection strings.
2. Create a .env file in the project directory of frontend with the format provided in the .env.example file to match your backend's API URL.

Installation

1. Clone the repository.
2. Set up the environment configuration as described above.
3. Install the required packages in the project (e.g., dotnet restore, npm install or yarn install).

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Running The Program

1. Run the backend folder by targeting the .csproj file or the .sln file using your preferred method (e.g., dotnet run or your IDE's play button).
2. Run the frontend folder by your preferred method and dependencies (e.g., npm run dev or yarn dev)
3. Explore the web interface through the provided navigation.

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Future Improvements

• Docker Compose setup is incomplete.
• Repository Architecture for separation of concerns and better maintainability.
• Unit and Integration Tests with .NET are not yet implemented.
• Additional Side Functionalities such as modifying, deleting, viewing, or choosing existing games.