• Git 2.19.2
• Rails 6.1.3
• Ruby 2.5.8

git clone https://github.com/acasarsa/arist-deliverability-analytics-api.git
cd arist-deliverability-analytics-api

Once in the directory you can

bundle install
rake db:create
rake db:migrate
rails s

bundle install
rake db:create
RAILS_ENV=test rake db:migrate
rspec

In order to test my endpoints I aded an index action for the /devices route. This where you will be able to see all the changes you make by using the API!

The /devices route is especially important for the Postman testing because that's where you'll need to look to get the device_id for your other requests. I ordered the routes in the collection so they can be performed in order without running into an error even if you use the same uuid.

NOTE that the terminate route will disable a device. Any requests made with a disabled device will result in an error (this is intended). I created a to_disabled_device request for the /alive and /report endpoints which should be used for testing requests sent from disabled devices.

For /alive and /reports routes copy the id's uuid value sans quotes from the /devices route (make sure it's not disabled!) and paste it into the query parmas value for device_id. You'll see a big INSERT DEVICE ID HERE so you will know you're in the right place.

For those not familiar with uuid's it will look like something like this id: 5c4b60ad-f00d-4f89-9725-be16f84ecb9f

You will do the same for the /terminate PATCH, but I would recommend using a different device_id to avoid any confusion with repeated testing.