sw-service

Requirement

Consume the information from SWAPI Extend the data model and implement functionality to keep track of the number of units for starships and vehicles. This can be achieved by adding the count property.

Feature

• allow to get the total number of units for a specific starship or vehicle Example: get how many Death Stars are in the inventory of starships
• allow to set the total number of units for a specific starship or vehicle Example: set the number Death Stars in the inventory of starships
• allow to increment the total number of units for a specific starship or vehicle Example: increment by x units the number Death Stars in the inventory for starships
• allow to decrement the total number of units for a specific starship or vehicle Example: decrement by x units the number Death Stars in the inventory for starships

About the process.

• I extended the model of SWAPI.
• I created an external call to SWAPI to get vehicles and starhsip.
• I created an inventory entity to store the number of starships and vehicles
• I created an endpoint for each requirement and observed the validation rules.
• I created the services, the layer where I deal with the business rules.
• Created Interceptor for error handling.
• I created profiles for each environment. The development environment used in-memory database.
• I Created unit tests using JUnit and mockito.

Tecnologies

• Java
• JDK 17
• Spring Boot
• Sring Data JPA
• Lombok
• Junit
• H2 Database
• Mysql
• Docker

Create docker image

• The command must be run in the folder where the dockerfile is docker build -t sw-servicoe:1.0 .

Create container

• To test the application you can create a container after creating the image
• By default it will start from an in-memory database, but if you want to use MYSQL you will need to set the database login and password in application-prod and change the environment variable in the dockerfile to prod.
• The container is using the network=host because it is already pre-defined so it is easy if you want to access your machine's MYSQL.

Command to create the container.

docker run -p 8100:8100 --network=host --name sw-service sw-service:1.0

Testing API

After the application is running. Inside the project, there is a collections-postman folder to facilitate testing. You just need to import in postman and you will be able to do the tests.