1. Install Docker

   • Windows and Mac

2. Run docker

To run the API locally, run the following command in the project directory.

docker-compose up --build

This will download and build all required files for the api.

You can check by going to:

http://localhost:8080/home

Going to this address should return a JSON file.

To stop the API run the following command.

docker-compose down --rmi all

This will stop all containers and remove them.

Below is all the availible Paths and supported methods

Going to http://localhost:8080/home will return a JSON array with each object containing the following attributes.

{
    "id":"hash",
    "taken_at_timestamp":"timestamp", 
    "display_url":"url to image", 
    "caption":"text for that image"
}

This collection will be autopopulated based on doomsday's instagram.

Going to http://localhost:8080/foods will return a JSON array with each object containing the following attributes.

{
    "id":"hash",
    "Name":"name of food", 
    "Price":"price for food", 
    "image":"image stored as base64",
    "ingredients":[
        "array", "of", "ingredients"
    ]
}

Going to http://localhost:8080/drinks will return a JSON array with each object containing the following attributes.

{
    "id":"hash",
    "Name":"name of drink", 
    "Price":"price for drink", 
    "image":"image stored as base64",
    "ingredients":[
        "array", "of", "ingredients"
    ]
}

Sending a POST request to http://localhost:8080/food with a JSON object will be saved to the food collections. Expected JSON structure.

{
    "Name":"name of food", 
    "Price":"price for food", 
    "image":"image stored as base64",
    "ingredients":[
        "array", "of", "ingredients"
    ]
}

Sending a POST request to http://localhost:8080/drink with a JSON object will be saved to the food collections. Expected JSON structure.

{
    "Name":"name of drink", 
    "Price":"price for drink", 
    "image":"image stored as base64",
    "ingredients":[
        "array", "of", "ingredients"
    ]
}