Achievement Quantifier

Achievement Quantifier Round 4 - Reporting Summary Statistics and Optimising a Complex LINQ Query

This post improves the usability the Achievement Quantifier project by adding a small feature - reporting - and showcases a complex LINQ query behind it. The reporting command counts the number of completed achievements today, yesterday, and past week: > aq stats ┌────────────────────────────────────┬───────┐ │ Statistic │ Value │ ├────────────────────────────────────┼───────┤ │ Achievements Completed Today │ 6 │ │ Achievements Completed

Achievement Quantifier

Achievement Quantifier Round 3 – Testing Spectre.Console Commands using XUnit, AutoFixture, and an In-Memory SQLite Database

This post shares an experience of unit testing in C# using XUnit, AutoFixture, and Spectre.Console.Testing libraries plus an in-memory SQLite database. The motivation for this post is to prepare a testing project setup for future reference. The example project is Achievement Quantifier, first introduced in this post and

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Achievement Quantifier Round 2 - Experimenting with EF-Core Scaffolding

This post shares an experience of using EF Core scaffolding to change data access technology from ADO.NET to EF-Core in a small .NET CLI tool project. The project is Achievement Quantifier., which tracks and manages achievements. It uses Spectre.Console commands for the user interface and ADO.NET for

Achievement Quantifier

Achievement Quantifier .NET CLI Tool from Zero to First Deployment using Spectre.Console.Cli, ADO.NET, and SQLite

This post showcases Achievement Quantifier - a .NET CLI tool for tracking and managing achievements. Here is how it works. Define achievement classes: > aq class add -n "Do programming" -u "Git commits" info: AQ.Console.Commands.AddAchievementClass[0] Added 'AchievementClass { Id: 1, Name: Do