Just a simple WEB API written in Java 11 in order to practise some Java things, good coding practises, testing (Unit & Integration), Docker and CI from GitHub.
The service offers functionality of acquaring information about repository, such as: forsks/stars/watchers number, open/closed/merged pull requests number and latest release date.
The service now only supports getting information about GitHub repositories. Although it has a proper layer of abstraction, in order to easily enable adding other repositories' providers, such as: GitLab, BitBucket etc.
- Java 11
- Spring Boot
- JUnit, AssertJ, Mockito, WireMock
- Maven
- Docker
- GitHub Actions (CI)
(*) In order to run this service, you need to have Docker installed on your machine
The project contains simple bash script deploy.sh.
The script will check if Docker is installed and Docker daemon is running on your machine.
If so, it will build the image and run the container on the specified port.
If port is not specified, it defaults to 9090.
cd <project-dir>
bash deploy.sh [port](*) Api has only one business related endpoint (for simplicity sake)
| # | ENDPOINT | PARAMETERS | METHOD |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | /api/repository/{owner}/{name} | owner - (string, required) owner of the repository name - (string, required) name of the repository |
GET |
If given repository was found, API will respond with 200 status code and JSON body containing repository data, for example:
{
"forks_number": 1237,
"stars_number": 12022,
"watchers_number": 12022,
"latest_release_date": "2014-01-27T08:49:24Z",
"open_pull_requests_number": 1,
"closed_pull_requests_number": 1187,
"merged_pull_requests_number": 1002
}If given repository was not found, API will respond with 404 status code and JSON body containing message key, for example:
{
"message": "Given repository was not found"
}| # | ENDPOINT | PARAMETERS | METHOD |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | /admin/ping | GET |
A simple endpoint to check if application responds. Expacted response is "pong" in plain TEXT format.