Banking system

This system simulates a simple bank. The main purpose of this repository is to practice studies in configuration and change management.

Project informations

• Workflow: GitFlow

• We use a commit pattern that can be found here: Conventional Commits

• Here is an image of the code tree built by GitKraken:

APP

After implementing the frontend communication with the backend through a Rest API, we had the need to ninch the operating system to Ubuntu due to the framework we use, Pistache, which requires its execution to be done through this OS. Thus, the banking system has to run on this OS, either on the machine itself or using a virtual machine. Also, the cpp version has been updated to version 17.

Compile and run with Makefile

To run the banking system, you only need to follow these steps:

• Be in the project root folder
• In the terminal, run the command:

$ make

• In the terminal, run the command:

$ ./bankapp

• The application will be running.

Compile and run without using Makefile

From the root of the project, use these commands:

$ g++ -std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -c src/bank_account.cpp src/savings_account.cpp src/generic_account.cpp src/bonus_account.cpp src/bank.cpp src/navigation_menu.cpp src/main.cpp src/bank_api.cpp

$ g++ -o bankapp bank_account.o savings_account.o generic_account.o bonus_account.o bank.o navigation_menu.o main.o bank_api.o -lpistache

and then

$ ./bankapp

TESTING

The tests implemented were unit tests for the banking operations - without calls to the REST API layer. Therefore, since it does not use API communication, it is not necessary to run the tests on an Ubuntu operating system. In addition, we chose to use cpp version 17.

Compile and run with Makefile

So if your operating system is Windows, you must have MinGW installed. If not, please install it. If you do, follow the next steps to run the tests:

• Access the "tests" folder that is present in the project root

$ cd .\tests\

• In the terminal, run the command:

$ mingw32-make

• In the terminal, run the command:

$ ./testapp

• The tests will be executed.

If your operating system is Ubuntu, you only need to follow these steps:

• Access the "tests" folder that is present in the project root

$ cd .\tests\

• In the terminal, run the command:

$ make

• In the terminal, run the command:

$ ./testapp

• The tests will be executed.

Compile and run without using Makefile

From the root of the project

$ g++ -std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -c ../src/bank_account.cpp ../src/savings_account.cpp ../src/generic_account.cpp ../src/bonus_account.cpp ../src/bank.cpp test_main.cpp

$ g++ -o testapp bank_account.o savings_account.o generic_account.o bonus_account.o bank.o test_main.o

and then

$ ./testapp