👩‍💻 The Import Users Kata

This is a refactoring kata that focuses on working with data from different sources, including CSV files and network responses. You'll be improving an existing script by refactoring and extending its functionality.

📚 Background

A former colleague wrote a simple script to read user data from multiple providers. While the script works, it has become increasingly difficult to maintain and extend. Now that updates are needed, the code's tangled structure makes even small changes risky and prone to errors.

After discussing it with your manager, you've been given the green light to refactor the codebase and make it more maintainable. Your tasks are:

• Refactor the existing code while preserving its original behavior
• Break the logic into smaller, well-structured functions or classes as needed
• Consider both black-box and white-box testing to verify correctness
• Most importantly - have fun! 🎉

⏩ Next iteration

Modify the output logic to store user data in a different location, such as a text file or a SQLite database, instead of printing it to the terminal.

Instead of displaying the output through the terminal, store the information in a separate location, such as a text file or a SQLite database.

Instructions

This kata is available in the following languages:

🐘 PHP

From php folder, run:

php run.php

✨ Javascript

From javascript folder, run:

npm install
node run.js

It is required at least Node 18 to have access to the fetch() library

☕ Java

From java folder, run:

mvn compile exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="src.Main"

🎁 Kotlin

From kotlin folder, run:

gradlew build
gradlew run

🐍 Python

From python folder, run:

python3 main.py