It uses TypeScript, Inversion of Control, and Dependency Injection patterns to mimic the experience of building an API using C# and .NET.

Documentation is in progress, but every file should have comments to help explain everything.

• Clone the repo.
• Run yarn install.
• Run initdb pg.
• Run Postgres -D pg to start the db, then open a new tab in your terminal.
• Run createdb highseas.
• Run createdb highseas_test.
• Run echo "DATABASE_URL=postgres://localhost:5432/highseas" > .env.
• Run npm run migrate:up:dev.

• Run npm run start:dev.

• Run npm run test:all.

Because of the CSRF protection setup in the server, you must set Content-Type: application/json in the request headers. Otherwise, you will get a 406 not acceptable error. You can do this by using Postman to manually test the endpoints.

A working example of the api is running at http://high-seas-typescript-api.herokuapp.com/api/partners; Head over and try it out in Postman!