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89 linhas
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travel audience Go challenge
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Task
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Write an HTTP service that exposes an endpoint "/numbers". This endpoint receives a list of URLs
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though GET query parameters. The parameter in use is called "u". It can appear
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more than once.
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http://yourserver:8080/numbers?u=http://example.com/primes&u=http://foobar.com/fibo
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When the /numbers is called, your service shall retrieve each of these URLs if
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they turn out to be syntactically valid URLs. Each URL will return a JSON data
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structure that looks like this:
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{ "numbers": [ 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 ] }
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The JSON data structure will contain an object with a key named "numbers", and
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a value that is a list of integers. After retrieving each of these URLs, the
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service shall merge the integers coming from all URLs, sort them in ascending
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order, and make sure that each integer only appears once in the result. The
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endpoint shall then return a JSON data structure like in the example above with
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the result as the list of integers.
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The endpoint needs to return the result as quickly as possible, but always
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within 500 milliseconds. It needs to be able to deal with error conditions when
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retrieving the URLs. If a URL takes too long to respond, it must be ignored. It
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is valid to return an empty list as result only if all URLs returned errors or
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took too long to respond.
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Example
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-------
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The service receives an HTTP request:
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>>> GET /numbers?u=http://example.com/primes&u=http://foobar.com/fibo HTTP/1.0
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It then retrieves the URLs specified as parameters.
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The first URL returns this response:
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>>> GET /primes HTTP/1.0
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>>> Host: example.com
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>>>
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<<< HTTP/1.0 200 OK
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<<< Content-Type: application/json
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<<< Content-Length: 34
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<<<
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<<< { "number": [ 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13 ] }
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The second URL returns this response:
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>>> GET /fibo HTTP/1.0
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>>> Host: foobar.com
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>>>
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<<< HTTP/1.0 200 OK
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<<< Content-Type: application/json
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<<< Content-Length: 40
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<<<
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<<< { "number": [ 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 ] }
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The service then calculates the result and returns it.
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<<< HTTP/1.0 200 OK
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<<< Content-Type: application/json
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<<< Content-Length: 44
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<<<
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<<< { "number": [ 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11, 13, 21 ] }
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Completion Conditions
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Solve the task described above using Go. Only use what's provided in the Go
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standard library. The resulting program must run stand-alone with no other
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dependencies than the Go compiler.
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Document your source code, both using comments and in a separate text file that
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describes the intentions and rationale behind your solution. Also write down
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any ambiguities that you see in the task description, and describe you how you
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interpreted them and why. If applicable, write automated tests for your code.
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For testing purposes, you will be provided with an example server that, when
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run, listens on port 8090 and provides the endpoints /primes, /fibo, /odd and
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/rand.
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Please return your working solution within 7 days of receiving the challenge.
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