This pet-store is a 3-tier application for an online pet store. It provides the following features:
- users are able to see which pets are available for purchase
- staff can add new pets to the pet store’s inventory
- staff can remove pets that have been sold
In the storefront folder you will find an Angular.js application implementing the front-end. It consumes the REST API exposed by the pet store backend services
This project was initialized with anglular-cli-1.7.3 by running ng new --routing --skip-git --style=scss storefront
technologies: Angular-5.2.0, Angular Material-5.2.4 UI components, angular-cli-1.7.3, flex-layout (responsive), karma, protractor with jasmine, webpack will transpile typescript sources to ES5
Unit tests are run via karma and end-to-end functional tests are run via protractor.
Typical commands:
- yarn install
- ng serve
- ng test
- ng test --code-coverage
- ng e2e
In the pet-services folder you will find a spring boot RESTful web service supporting the back-end and data tiers of the application.
This project was initialized by running ./bin/springboot pet-services
technologies: Spring Boot 2.0.1, Spring Actuator, Security, Data REST, Data JPA, MVC, Thymeleaf, Java 8, springfox, H2, hibernate
To build the application and run the unit & integration tests, execute:
./mvnw clean install
After importing the project in your IDE, you can run the tests under src/test/java/com/fywss/spring/petservices:
- unit tests are in
PetTest.java - integration tests are in
PetControllerIT.javaandHomeControllerIT.java
To start the pet-services backend, execute:
./mvnw spring-boot:run
or
java -jar target/pet-services-1.0.0.jar
Point your browser at http://localhost:9999/home to interact with the application.
Make sure to visit the spring boot actuator links at http://localhost:9999/actuatorlinks and the swagger API testing harness at http://localhost:9999/swagger-ui.html
Import the Jenkinsfile into a jenkins instance for an automated build pipeline. Automated deploy of pet-services to Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) is part of the build pipeline. Also, sonar analysis is pushed to SonarQube.
- authentication and authorization via Spring Security and Oauth
- automated deploy of storefront to PCF
- implement update functionality
- add more tests