Rest API | .net core | Multiple Datasource | XUnit

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In this post I am am writing Rest API’S in .net core to read CSV. This Application have following features.


1.      This application is reading data from CSV file and returning person object

2.      Added XUnit tests for each endpoints

3.      Added Model class and Interface in order to create person instance

4.      Added additional Data source as sql server.  



This API have following endpoints.

1.      Get all the person
https://localhost:port/api/Persons

2.      Get single person by id


3.      Get person by color

Note: Please change the path of current csv file location in appsetting.sjon in order  to read csv from proper location.TestData.csv is added with solution 

Please find the code in below github repo
https://github.com/uttamchaturvedi9/CsvReader


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