interview-accountapi-pair-programming

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🚀 Welcome to the Form3 Pair Programming Interview 🚀

Instructions

This exercise has been designed to be completed in 1 hours. The goal of this exercise is to write a client library in Go to access our fake account API service running on http://localhost:8080.

Should

• Client library should be written in Go
• Implement Fetch as documented
• Focus on writing full-stack tests that cover the full range of expected and unexpected use-cases
• Tests can be written in Go idomatic style or in BDD style. Make sure tests are easy to read

Notes

• account model structs have been created for you in pkg/accountapi/account.go

List accounts

$ curl localhost:8080/v1/organisation/accounts

Add an account

$ curl http://localhost:8080/v1/organisation/accounts -d '{
         "data": {
           "type": "accounts",
           "id": "ad27e265-9605-4b4b-a0e5-3003ea9cc4dc",
           "organisation_id": "eb0bd6f5-c3f5-44b2-b677-acd23cdde73c",
           "version": 0,
           "attributes": {
             "country": "GB",
             "base_currency": "GBP",
             "account_number": "41426819",
             "bank_id": "400300",
             "bank_id_code": "GBDSC",
             "bic": "NWBKGB22",
             "iban": "GB11NWBK40030041426819",
             "title": "Ms",
             "first_name": "Norman",
             "bank_account_name": "Norman Baker",
             "alternative_bank_account_names": [
               "Sam Holder"
             ],
             "account_classification": "Personal",
             "joint_account": false,
             "account_matching_opt_out": false,
             "secondary_identification": "A1B2C3D4"
           }
         }
       }' -i 

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