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A completed technical test.
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A completed technical test.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica
• Owner: sahinmeric
• Created: 2022-07-04T00:56:46.000Z (over 2 years ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2022-08-02T00:37:35.000Z (over 2 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-11-10T18:32:18.509Z (2 months ago)
• Language: Python
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• Stars: 1
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md

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# Technical Test

This repo contains my solutions for the technical test provided by X.

## Description

As described in pdf file [prueba_tecnica](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/fa55471775028a1f41d50c86b7ac3b35fc12439c/Prueba%20Tecnica.pdf). Given two problems with 20 json files in the following structure.  

**JSON file structure**

    {

        "name": "User 2",

        "modulos":

                  {

                  "content_module": "authz.provider_1",

                  "auth_module": "authn.provider_2"

                  }

    }

These files indicate for each user, which modules must be loaded. In this case, the modules are **authz.provider_1** and **authn.provider_2**.  

## Problems

**Part A** : We want to see which users are using which module.  

The result must have the following format where the each module and the user of the module are indicated.  

**Expected output format**  

    {

      'auth_module' : 

                      {

                        'authn.provider_1': ['./u1.json', './u2.json'],

                        'authn.provider_2': ['./u3.json', './u4.json', './u5.json']

                      },

      'content_module' : 

                        {

                          'authz.provider_1': ['./u1.json', './u3.json'],

                          'authz.provider_2': ['./u2.json', './u4.json'],

                          'authz.provider_3': ['./u5.json']

                        }

    }

**Part B** : We also want to know which minimum user set is needed to be able to test all modules with the following format.  

For example in the prior part **u1, u4, u5** or **u2, u3 ,u5** user sets will cover all present modules.  

**Expected output format**

    [‘./u1.json’, ‘./u4.json’, ‘./u5.json’]  

    [‘./u2.json’, ‘./u3.json’, ‘./u5.json’]  

## Solutions

I choose **Python** to write my scripts since I feel more comfortable with it. The solution of each part I took some steps to reach my final answer. Those steps are also included to this repo.  

--- **Part A** ---  

**Steps**: [a1](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/fa55471775028a1f41d50c86b7ac3b35fc12439c/steps/a1.py) --> [a2](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/fa55471775028a1f41d50c86b7ac3b35fc12439c/steps/a2.py) --> [a3](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/fa55471775028a1f41d50c86b7ac3b35fc12439c/steps/a3.py)  

**Answer**: [part_a](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/fa55471775028a1f41d50c86b7ac3b35fc12439c/part_a.py)  

    

--- **Part B** ---    

**Steps**: [b1](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/f0289a6ef72a8271defeec83a4d01d7423690a08/steps/b1.py) --> [b2](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/f0289a6ef72a8271defeec83a4d01d7423690a08/steps/b2.py) --> [b3](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/f0289a6ef72a8271defeec83a4d01d7423690a08/steps/b3.py) --> [b4](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/f0289a6ef72a8271defeec83a4d01d7423690a08/steps/b4.py) 

**Answer**: [part_b](https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica/blob/f0289a6ef72a8271defeec83a4d01d7423690a08/part_b.py)  

I completed this test in 20 hours total, spending 3 or 4 hours a day for 5 days.

## Getting Started 

### Dependencies

To run the scripts you must need **Python 3.6** or above.    

### Installing 

**Windows** --> [Python Releases for Windows](https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/)  

**Linux/UNIX***

```

$ sudo apt-get update

$ sudo apt-get install python3.6

```

### Executing programs

```

$ git clone https://github.com/sahinmeric/prueba_tecnica.git

$ cd prueba_tecnica

$ python3 part_a.py

$ python3 part_b.py

```

### Testing the programs

```

$ python3 test_part_a.py

$ python3 test_part_b.py

```

or

```

$ python3 -m unittest

```

### Style guide checking

To check the style **pycodestyle** must be installed.  

Installation  

```

$ pip install pycodestyle

```

Usage  

```

$ pycodestyle part_a.py part_b.py

```

## Author

Sahin MERIC | [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sahinmeric/) | [GitHub](https://github.com/sahinmeric) |