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track-expenses-backend

• About project
• Initial assumptions of the application
• Prerequisites
• How to run
• Tech stack
  • Development
  • Testing
• Code of Conduct
• Contributing
• Authors
• License

About project

This project is created by Bycza Zagroda community. The main aim for this project is for it to allow a user to track their own expenses. The code for the Track Expenses App is separated for back-end and front-end with their own GitHub repository. In the application the REST architecture and Minimum Viable Product (MVP) model is used.

Initial assumptions of the application

• this is a small project in order to build and release with the best code practise.
• the base of the application is able to execute the most basic actions such as: create, read, update, delete, aka CRUD
• in this project we can work together, learn from each other and enlarge our skills or even develop them. Everything depends on which level knowledge of Spring Boot 2 you have.

Prerequisites

The following tools are required to start the application:

• IntelliJ IDEA / VSC / Eclipse
• Java 17 LTS
• MySql Workbench / DBeaver
• Git Bash
• Maven 3.x
• Postman
• Docker - please refer to Setting up Docker

How to run

1. Clone the repository

Please clone the repository by https or ssh (below we use the https method).

git clone https://github.com/bycza-zagroda/track-expenses-app-backend.git

2. Run the database

You need a working mysql server to run this application. You can use your local server installation or use the docker compose file from this project.

Remember: if you are using your local server instance, change parameters for the database connection.

To run only mysql server from our docker compose configuration please enter to the directory

cd track-expenses-app-backend

and run

docker-compose up -d database

Wait until the database server starts completely, it may take a while.

3. Run the project

Next, you can run the project using Maven:

./mvnw spring-boot:run \
-Dspring-boot.run.profiles=dev \
-Dspring-boot.run.arguments="
--DB_SERVER=localhost 
--DB_PORT=3308 
--DB_NAME=trackexpensesapp 
--DB_PASSWORD=root 
--DB_USER=root"

Or, first, you can package as jar:

./mvnw package

Then, run:

java -jar target/track-expenses-app-backend-*.jar \
--spring.profiles.active=dev \
--DB_SERVER=localhost \
--DB_PORT=3308 \
--DB_NAME=trackexpensesapp \
--DB_PASSWORD=root \
--DB_USER=root 

Now you can navigate to http://localhost:8080 in your browser.

Tech stack

Development

• Java 17 LTS
• Spring Boot 2
• Spring Data
• Spring Security
• Swagger / OpenAPI
• MySql (docker)
• Liquibase
• Maven 3.x

Testing

• JUnit5
• Mockito
• Test Containers

Code of Conduct

More info in Code Of Conduct section

Contributing

Please read the file CONTRIBUTING.md

Definition of Ready

Please read the file DEFINITION_OF_READY.md

Definition of Done

Please read the file DEFINITION_OF_DONE.md

Authors

Created with ❤ by bycza-zagroda community

License

The project is covered by Apache License Version 2.0, January 2004