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This is a simple music player app with backend and frontend. The backend is written in Java-Spring using Microservices architecture and the frontend is written in Flutter. The backend is deployed on private server. You can use provided executables/apk to run the app and test it.

• Docker
• Docker-compose
• Make(Only for linux/mac)
• Java JDK Version 17 (Optional)
• Maven (Optional)

If you use 'nodeps' version of build scripts, you don't need Java and Maven. But mind that, It will take more time to build the project as it will download all dependencies for each microservice and build them inside docker container. Also, It will leave the dangling images and containers after build. You can use docker system prune to clean ALL unused images and containers. As stated, this will remove ALL unused images and containers, related to this project or not. So, use it with caution.

• Flutter SDK

Cloning this repository does not mean you have cloned all required submodules. You need to clone them manually. You can use git submodule update --init --recursive --remote command or make init command on linux/mac to clone all submodules.

Skipping this step will result in build errors because of missing files.

On the root of the repository:

• Run docker network create dir_music_network to create a network for the backend.

• Run either build-win-deps.ps1 or build-win-nodeps.ps1 according to your build preference. See This note for more info.

• Run docker-compose up to start the backend.

On the root of the repository:

• Use either make build or make build-nodeps according to your build preference. See This note for more info.

• Run docker-compose up or make up to start the backend.

On the root of the client directory ./clients/dir_music_client/:

• Run flutter pub get to get all dependencies.

• Run dart run build_runner build to generate required files.

• Then you can run the app on your device or emulator or you can build the executable/apk. See Flutter documentation for more info on how to build for desired platform.

You can provide build args to flutter with --dart-define flag (More Information). If you don't provide a arg it will use default value. Application accepts following build args:

• API_URL: URL of the backend API. Default: http://localhost:8080

Also if you use VS Code to build the app, you can see predefined build configurations in .vscode/launch.json file that both has build args and not.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.

• Ensar Emir EROL

• Berkant TELLİ

• Ömer Veli İLHAN