Project for Trainees deployed on Railway
As a Guest user, I can
- view homepage
- Sign Up to be an employee with minimal information
As an Admin user, I can -- Done
- Log in
- VIEW & EDIT my profile info (first name, last name...)
- CRUD Users
- Roles Static (Only 2 Roles: ADMIN, Employee)
- CRUD Organizations
- CRUD Employees
- Log out
As an Employee user, I can -- Done
- Log in
- VIEW & EDIT my profile info (first name, last name...)
- VIEW My Account Balance
- VIEW Organizations
- Log out
- Language: Java 17
- Build Tool: Gradle
- Spring Boot: 2.7.10
- Database: H2
- Server-Side (using Template Engine)
- /login ()
- /users
- /roles
- /organizations
- /employees
- REST API
- /api/login (JWT)
- /api/signup (public)
- /api/users (secured, authorized to ADMIN only)
- /api/roles (secured, authorized to ADMIN only) - Static role EMPLOYEE, ADMIN, GUEST
- /api/organization (secured, authorized to ADMIN for CRUD, VIEW for EMPLOYEE)
- API Doc: Swagger
- Mapper: Mapstruct
- Code Formatter: Spotless
- Apply Spring Security
- Global Exception Handler
- Implement JPA Auditing
- Write Unit Test
- Setup different database driver in different profile
- Upgrade to Spring Boot 3
- Deployment (profile: develop)
- Update Documentation (README.md)
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Install Java 17 (LTS) of any distribution. You can try Amazon Corretto 17. You can find the installation instruction here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-17-ug/what-is-corretto-17.html
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Open this project with your preferred IDE. We prefer IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition. Others IDE like VS Code or Spring Tools Suite (STS) will do.
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Wait until it loads the project.
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To build the project execute the following command:
./gradlew clean build
Executing that command will generate a jar under "build/libs" folder which you can run using following command:
java -jar erp-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
or, You can run the app directly by following command:
./gradlew bootRun
or, you can run via your preferred IDE's RUN/PLAY button.
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After running the application, it will be up & running at: http://localhost:8080
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You can also access the Swagger API Doc by going to: http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/index.html# . Feel free to execute the Organization's REST APIs which I prepared for you guys to play with.