Spring boot Rest API with Jenkins and Docker integration

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• Getting Started
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
• Usage
• License

A project developed in Java that solves mobility issues regarding booking a trip with separate services.

You will find all the typical classes in a rest api project like: models, services, repositories, controllers, jwt and exception handlers. Automating builds and test cases through Jenkins and hosted in docker.

The repository is controlled with Jpa due to simple functionality

Although it is a humble project and no where close in comparison to real life you may use it in any ways you feel contribute to your purpose.

You should not be needed to install any dependencies yourself due to maven integration. All the necessary dependencies are available in pom.xml. Therefore, I would advise you to build the project initially to check whether you would need anything more to be installed or not.

This project utilizes MySQL driver and is already included in pom.xml. Once again, it uses a simple JpaRepository.

You may check the application.properties file for more information regarding connection types and configuration.

Also, you should be aware of that if your build fails either in Jenkins or your IDE due to connection issues, my guess would be that you haven't started Apache and/or MySQL services in xampp

XAMPP v3.3.0,
Jenkins v2.414.2
Docker v4.23.0
jdk-17.0.2

Cd your way to the location you want to install the project and do:

git clone https://github.com/divby0exc/TestingAndCi.git
Through GitHub CLI: gh repo clone divby0exc/TestingAndCi

You may then open up your IDE and search for the project in the given folder

  https://www.apachefriends.org/download.html

https://www.jenkins.io/download/

https://www.docker.com/

If you have any questions about the different fields
Jenkins have provided you with a black little question mark besides
almost every title for you to see how or what that is.

You repeat these below mentioned steps 2 times.
One is for dev environment and one is for prod environment

Branches to build is testing on dev and main for prod




1. Create an item
2. Freestyle project
3. Ok
4. Version control - Git
  Enter your repo url and eventual 
  credentials if you have a private repository
  For that you may add a token in GitHub as pwd.
5. Branches to build - change master to main as it is the new master
  you may also have testing as your branch depending on what branch
  you want jenkins to build
6. Build steps - Execute Windows batch command due to Windows host
  I have 2 commands which you may press add build-step to make
  1. ./mvnw compile
  2. ./mvnw package
7. Post-build Actions - Archive the artifacts
  Inside of filed to archive box you write "target/*.jar"
  which looks for all of  your .jar files inside of the target folder
  regardless of filename
8. Apply
9. Save  

You may visit this url after the installation and configuration is done: Here you will find the necessary endpoints in the project.

http://localhost:8080/

As described in About section this project is far from complete.

It was merely a fair try to make a mobility service according to a school assignment. Although I may continue on this project furthermore, with real api integration and such. This is not the case at the moment.

This project is licensed under the [MIT License] - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Borrowed asJsonString from [https://howtodoinjava.com/spring-boot2/testing/spring-boot-mockmvc-example/]

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