JUG Registration App

Quarkus based application.

Usage / Integration Configuration

Should be embedded in an <iframe> on the page.

Root page is /registration?eventId=…​.

Query Params

Param name	default	Note
eventId	-	The eventId as yyyy-mm-dd (date in ISO format). Required.
limit	60	Participant limit
showPub	false	If true, the checkbox for pub participation will be shown, otherwise not.
hideVideoRecording	false	If true, the checkbox for accepting video recording will be hidden, otherwise not.
hybrid	false	If true, the checkbox for remote participation will be shown, otherwise not.
deadline	Date of eventId, 18:00:00+02:00	ISO timestamp. Registration closes after given deadline.
opensBeforeInMonths	1	Months before an event takes place the registration is available/opened

Development

Prerequisites

• JDK 11+

• IDE

• Maven 3.6.2+

• Docker (optional, for local development)

Development with profile localstack

localstack enables local development without any AWS cloud access.
We use the Docker container of localstack directly without the need to install any additional tool locally.

• For local AWS development, simply power up the provided docker-compose.yml file in the src/docker folder with docker compose up command.
  The container will start and initialize all the needed AWS resoures like DynamoDB, S3 bucket and files and SES, available at http://localhost:4566

• (Optional) Build application: mvn clean package

• Run application with localstack profile:

  • With Maven, use Quarkus Development Mode: mvn compile quarkus:dev -Dquarkus.profile=localstack

    Tip	You can now change classes, configurations and other resources on the fly and Quarkus will automatically reload on the next call.

    Important

    If an error occurs: "software.amazon.awssdk.core.exception.SdkClientException: Unable to load credentials from any of the providers in the chain", you need to set following env variables (dummy value is ok for localstack usage, it will automatically set when using the IntelliJ localstack run config): AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=dummy AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=dummy

  • In IntelliJ start via run configuration:

    

    Important

    Change the dev profile in the image with localstack

    Tip	This makes it even possible to run the application in debug mode.

Run HTTP requests to test registration

see here

Build

Native, Docker will be used.

$ mvn clean package -Pnative

Deployment

Serverless Framework

JUG DA

$ TENANT=jugda sls deploy

Cyberland

$ TENANT=cyberland sls deploy