• Java
• Spring boot
• Spring Data JPA
• Spring security
• JWT
• SMTP Email service
• Postman
• Eclipse
• Swagger
• PostgreSQL
• Heroku (to deploy the application)

• Sign up and Sign in
• Update and Delete (if you haven't bought or sold any product) yourself
• Get a seller and client ranking

• Add product in your wishlist
• Buy product (when this happens, an email is sent to client and to the seller)

• Create, update and delete products
• Sell a product

To clone and run this application by yourself, make sure you have at least Java 8 and all JDK stuff (including JRE), Maven to build the dependencies, Ecplise or STS, and Postman (it's not necessary, though it's really useful to handle a rest API. After that, do the following instructions

• Switch the branch to running-locally

• Clone this repository

$ git clone https://github.com/reness0/spring-restapi-ecommerce

• Open this project using Eclipse or Spring tool Suit

• Run EcommerceApplication.java

  This is gonna be building the maven dependencies too

• The endpoints are located in 'http://localhost:3000/' and config its port on src/main/resources/application.properties

  Use a software like postman to do the resquests.

• Make sure to create a database called ecommerce

  or create it with another name. However, you must to rename its name in src/main/resources/application.properties

By the way, you can change the port (3000) to another one, just change the line in src/main/resources/application.properties

Now, you are able to run this Java application locally. ✔️

• Open a software like postman to do the requests
• Acess the endpoints through https://renejr-ecommerce.herokuapp.com/

In this document, there are some steps that you must to follow to use this application. I recommend to take a read before start using it.

Swagger is responsible to provide a documentation of the API, it break down the endpoints and the models of the application. Check it out: https://renejr-ecommerce.herokuapp.com/swagger-ui.html

1. Make a fork;
2. Create a branch with your feature: git checkout -b my-feature;
3. Commit changes: git commit -m 'Creating new classes';
4. Push the changes: git push origin my-feature.