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bryfry <bryon.fryer@gmail.com>
2014-10-11 00:43:22
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README.md
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 ##Challenge Overview
 
 Welcome to the simple web API server challenge ! 
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 This is the first challenge of our second stage ‘Develop Backend Services with Golang’. The Goal of this challenge is to develop a simple web API server with Golang. The server provides an API to authenticate users. 
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 This time we will evaluate your submission based on the scorecard. We totally recommend you to read the articles mentioned in ‘Final Submission Guidelines - Code Guidelines’ section.  The person who gets the highest score wins. In case of a tie, the person to submit earlier wins.
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 If you have any questions, ask and get clarification in the forum.
 
 ##API Spec
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 ###Response
 ####StatusCode
 Use 200 to indicate that the request is processed successfully. Even if we get some application errors such as ‘password unmatch’ or validation errors of parameters, status code should be 200. 404 is used when the domain name is not supported. 500 is used for system errors.
-200    Successfully processed the request
-404    No such domain
-500    Server error
+* 200    Successfully processed the request
+* 404    No such domain
+* 500    Server error
 
 ####Format
 Return JSON data for status code 200.
@@ -72,6 +75,7 @@ No data should be returned for status code 404 and 500.
 
 ###Authentication Logic
 This time we use a json file attached (users.json) for data store. 
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 When you receive a request to appirio.com domain with username ‘jun’ and password, you are supposed to find a record for jun under appirio.com domain in users.json. Encrypt jun’s password you get from the json file, then compare the encrypted password and the password received. If they are same, the authentication succeeds.
 
 ###Note
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 ###Code Guidelines
 Follow the practices mentioned in the articles below.
-http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html
-https://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/CodeReviewComments#Go_Code_Review_Comments
+ * http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html
+ * https://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/CodeReviewComments#Go_Code_Review_Comments
 We have one note specific to this challenge.
-Use  ‘lower_case_with_underscore’ name for package, file or directory. However, try to avoid underscores and prefer short names
-Submission Deliverables
 
-##Source code
-Format your code with ‘gofmt’ command.
-Test script that covers the test cases
-Simple README to explain your deliverables
+Use ‘lower_case_with_underscore’ name for package, file or directory. However, try to avoid underscores and prefer short names
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+##Submission Deliverables
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+###Source code
+* Format your code with ‘gofmt’ command.
+* Test script that covers the test cases
+* Simple README to explain your deliverables
 
-##External Libraries
+###External Libraries
 We believe this challenge is not so complicated that we can complete without any external libraries. But if you would like to use external libraries please follow the guidelines below.
-Do not use libraries developed with languages other than Golang
-Do not use GPL libraries and LGPL libraries
-MIT, Apache and BSD libraries are available
-Please mention about external libraries you used in your README
+* Do not use libraries developed with languages other than Golang
+* Do not use GPL libraries and LGPL libraries
+* MIT, Apache and BSD libraries are available
+* Please mention about external libraries you used in your README