Set up a spring boot project to do testing of a user authentication class which is used in the main web application. The objective is to create a JUnit class that will test all aspects of the authentication class.

As a part of developing an ecommerce web application, a test-suite is being created to do unit testing of all backend components in the web application. This project will test the user authentication class. This project will be a Spring Boot Java application, since Junit does not directly test servlets or web pages. We are only testing the classes that have the business logic.

You must use the following:

• Eclipse as the IDE
• Apache Tomcat as the web server
• Junit 5

Following requirements should be met:

• Create a Spring Boot Project
• Create a set of business classes that that has all the methods related to user authentication
• Create a view/controller in Spring MVC to perform a basic UI function related to User Authentication.
  • You can use any Spring View or Controller for this; JSP/Thymeleaft/ etc.
  • The point of creating the view controller is just to get it working; it won't be tested
  • You may also use MySQL to implement the app but it is not required.
  • Requirements for the application will be similar to Phase 2 End Project
• Create a JUnit test class to create unit tests for business logic classes.
  • There is no need to directly test the Spring MVC view or controllers.
• You should have at least 1 unit test for each of the following:
  • Every method in your service classes
  • Every method in the repository classes that is invoked anywhere in the application (probably mostly in services)
  • Do some tests that directly involve using MySQL (if you use it).
• Run the test class directly as a JUnit and check if all the tests pass
• Document the step-by-step process involved in completing this task

22-March-2021