Step 1 - E-wok menu

In this first step, customers can start consulting the E-wok menu.
To do this, we will create a CLI application that will simply display the available woks.

Response example (no user action is required):

Step 2 - Order your E-Wok

In this second step, customers can now place their order in E-wok.
To be able to place the order, we will extend the CLI application from Step 1 with the following functionalities:

Examples:

Step 3 - Customize your E-wok order

In this third step, customers can customize their order with their name and add an extra ingredient to the selected wok.
We will extend the CLI application from Step 2, adding two functionalities:

Examples:

Step 4 - E-wok order inventory

To facilitate the work of the E-wok cooks, it will be necessary to save and obtain a list of all the orders that are requested via the CLI application. To do this, they ask us to create an API.
From this step, we are going to save the orders made to us through the CLI application from the previous steps. You can choose the storage method you prefer. From these saved orders, we will provide data to our API.

E-Wok API will have two endpoints:

To develop the API, they provide us with a definition file.

Step 5 - E-wok discounts

To retain customers who place more orders at E-wok, a series of discounts will be added to the CLI application.

Examples