RESTful Application Programming Interface (API) with Spring Boot: Conference Demo

Training with Spring Boot's opinionated framework.

About this Project

• Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA to do CRUD operations in the PostgreSQL database.
• Based on the Spring Framework course of Pluralsight and contains my adaptations.
• Development Environment: IntelliJ IDEA Version 2018.3.6
• 100% pure Java Code
• Project Type: Maven Project
• Group: com.rysia.conferencedemo
• Dependencies: Web, JPA, PostgreSQL, Tomcat, FlywayDB, Springfox

Why?

This project is part of my studies portfolio, so, feel free to contribute.

Email-me: mayara.ryzia@gmail.com | mral1@ifal.edu.br

Connect with me at LinkedIn, Medium and Dev.to.

Requirements

• Java JDK 11
• PostgreSQL version 12.2 (database name: conference)
• Postman
• Your favorite IDE
• Maven 3+

How to use it?

• Clone the project or download
• To Import the Project into IntelliJ or Eclipse as a Maven Project
• Database configuration:
  • You can put your database user and database password in the config/PersistenceConfiguration.java class
  • You can use the database configuration in resources/application.properties
    • Remove comments from the data source
    • Create the variables in Menu-> Run-> Edit Configurations-> Environment variables (IntelliJ)
    • Comment the data in the config/PersistenceConfiguration.java class
• Open Postman and test the routes on Port 5050. For example http://localhost:5050/

Contributions

• Before starting the contribution process, create a new branch to make your changes.
• Use any word consistent with the contribution being made.

You can test my RESTful application with these routes:

• Swagger Documentation
• Swagger API Docs
• HOME
• /sessions
• /speakers
• /attendees
• /pricing/categories
• /tickets
• /slots
• /tags
• /workshops
• /ticket/types
• /attendees/tickets
• /discount/codes
• /sessions/schedules

Screens

API DOCUMENTATION

LOCALHOST

CLOUD DEPLOYMENT

WAR DEPLOYMENT

ENTITY RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM