Supports operations for writing reviews and listing reviews for a product but with no sorting or filtering.
- MySQL installed and configured to run on localhost, port 3306.
- If you don't want to change application.properties, configure the following settings in your SQL server:
- Create a database called
ecommerce
. - Create a user with "readWrite" access to
ecommerce
.- Username =
dev_user
- Password =
password
- Username =
- Flyway will create and seed the necessary tables so that you can begin playing with the API immediately on your first run.
- If you do not want your tables seeded, remove the
V2__SeedTables.sql
file from the db.migration folder.
- If you do not want your tables seeded, remove the
- Create a database called
- MongoDB installed and configured to run on localhost, port 27017.
- If you don't want to change application.properties, configure the following database and collection settings in your Mongo server.
- Create a database called
ecommerce
. - Create a user in the
admin
database with "readWriteAnyDatabase" access.- Username =
dev_user
- Password =
password
- Username =
- If you want to seed your tables using the same data that Flyway uses to seed the SQL tables, open your cmd shell in the
db.migration
folder.- Make sure your mongod service is running.
- In the cmd shell, type the following command:
mongo --quiet SeedMongoCollection.js
.- Alternatively, you can start the mongo interactive shell and type
load("SeedMongoCollection.js")
.
- Alternatively, you can start the mongo interactive shell and type
- The console will print some messages and the data will be seeded.
- Create a database called
- API documentation is created using the Swagger library.
- API documentation can be found at the following URL, once the application itself is running:
http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui.html
- Database Name:
ecommerce
- Tables
- products
- reviews
- comments
- Relationships
- products to reviews, one-to-many
- reviews to products, many-to-one
- reviews to comments, one-to-many
- comments to reviews, many-to-one
For further reference, please consider the following sections:
The following guides illustrate how to use some features concretely: