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This is my starter code for my TYPESCRIPT CI CD PIPELINE

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# Bookstore App Summary (Unified Process Perspective) ## Unified Process Artifacts Overview ### 1. Use Case Model The **Bookstore App** use case model identifies primary interactions, capturing the functional requirements of the system: - **Actors:** - **Customer:** End-user purchasing books. - **Admin:** Responsible for managing inventory and system data. - **Payment Gateway:** Third-party service for processing payments. - **Primary Use Cases:** - **Browse Books:** Customers browse available books by categories, search criteria, or recommendations. - **View Book Details:** Displays detailed information for a selected book. - **Add to Cart:** Customers can add books to their virtual shopping cart. - **Checkout:** Customers finalize their purchases and proceed with payment. - **Manage Inventory (Admin):** Admins add, update, or remove books from the inventory. - **Process Payments:** Interacts with a payment gateway to complete transactions. ### 2. Design Model The design model includes architectural decisions: - **Backend:** RESTful APIs or GraphQL for communication. - **Database:** SQL or NoSQL for inventory and transaction data. - **Frontend:** Responsive UI for diverse devices. ### 3. Implementation Artifacts - **Code Modules:** Divided into user-facing components, service APIs, and utility functions. - **Test Scripts:** Ensure use case functionalities are robust and bug-free. ### 4. Deployment Model - Hosted on a cloud-based infrastructure like AWS or Azure. - Integrated with a CI/CD pipeline for regular updates. --- ## Use Cases in Detail | **Use Case** | **Actor(s)** | **Description** | |---------------------------|--------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Browse Books | Customer | Enables users to explore the catalog by category or search for specific titles. | | View Book Details | Customer | Shows book-specific information, including description, reviews, and price. | | Add to Cart | Customer | Adds selected books to the user’s cart for checkout. | | Checkout | Customer, Payment Gateway | Completes purchase by interacting with a payment processor. | | Manage Inventory | Admin | Allows admin users to update or modify available book data. | | Process Payments | Payment Gateway | Verifies payment details and processes transactions securely. | --- ## Traceability Matrix | **Requirement ID** | **Use Case** | **Design Component** | **Test Case(s)** | |---------------------|----------------------|-----------------------------|------------------------------------------------| | FR-001 | Browse Books | BookService, BookController| Test_BrowseBooks(), Test_SearchBooks() | | FR-002 | View Book Details | BookDetailComponent | Test_ViewBookDetails() | | FR-003 | Add to Cart | CartService, CartController| Test_AddToCart(), Test_ViewCart() | | FR-004 | Checkout | PaymentService | Test_CheckoutFlow(), Test_PaymentProcessing() | | FR-005 | Manage Inventory | AdminPanel, InventoryService| Test_InventoryCRUD(), Test_AuthPermissions() | | FR-006 | Process Payments | PaymentGatewayAPI | Test_PaymentGatewayIntegration() | --- ## Conclusion The **Bookstore App**, designed using Unified Process assets, provides a robust foundation for efficient bookstore management. Its clear traceability from requirements to testing ensures that all functional aspects are covered and verifiable, facilitating smooth development and maintenance cycles.