Java Assignment for Fidelity High Income group

a Java REST service that will consume a collection of trade orders, and perform some asynchronous order summary analysis on them.

• API to add trades (POST)
• API to fetch summary of all trades (GET)
• API to fetch summary based on specific security (GET)
• API to fetch summary based on specific fund (GET)
• order summary analysis done asynchronously, at a pre-defined interval of 1 minute.

• API to fetch all the trades (GET)
• API to fetch tades based on specific security (GET)
• API to fetch tades based on specific fund (GET)

An order contains the following fields which has to be sent during a POST call.

• order id (optional)
• side (buy or sell) (required)
• security (required)
• fund name (required)
• quantity (required)
• price (required)

https://fid-trade.herokuapp.com/

The REST service should provide a number of endpoints, as follows:

POST api/trade
@required body (example) : { "side":"BUY", "security":"AAPL", "fundName":"MAG", "quantity":2000, "price":100}

consume a trade order which will be stored in memory (not in a database)

GET api/summary

returns total number of orders, with the total quantity and average price. It should also return the total number of combinable orders

GET api/summary/security/{securityName}
@required path variable (example) : AAPL

returns total number of orders, with the total quantity and average price of that specific security

GET api/summary/fund/{fundName}
@required path variable (example) : MAG

returns total number of orders, with the total quantity and average price of that specific fund

GET api/trades

returns list of all the trades

GET api/trades/security/{securityName}
@required path variable (example) : AAPL

returns list of all the trades for that specific security

GET api/trades/fund/{fundName}
@required path variable (example) : MAG

returns list of all the trades for that specific fund

• Install STS or Eclipse for running the server

• Open Terminal/ Command Prompt and type in the following command

  git clone https://github.com/sougatadafader/Fidelity.git

• Open the Fidelity inside the STS or Eclipse application

• Find the port inside the application.properties file. Change the port based on your suitability.

  example: server.port = 9000

• Update the client services to point the updated port.

If you successfully followed the instructions, you're now ready for taking off! 🚀