Cake Manager with SpringBoot

Prerequisite Software

Install Java 1.8, Maven, git, docker.

Check out the code

Using git: git clone https://github.com/gfengster/cake-manager.git
Download zip: https://github.com/gfengster/cake-manager/archive/main.zip

Build and run in local machine

1. Test, build and pack the project In a terminal, change path to the project.
   mvn clean test package
2. Run the application
   java -jar ./target/cake-manager.jar

Build and run docker in local machine

1. Test, build and pack the project In a terminal, change path to the project.
   mvn clean test package
2. Build docker image
   docker build --tag cake-manager:latest .
3. Run a container
   docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 18080:18080 cake-manager

CI/CD with GitHub

The project source code is hosted in GitHub. CI/CD has been configured in workflows. Changing code could trigger CI workflow, which test, build the project. If succeeded, docker image will be created and deployed to DockerHub.
CI/CD could be triggered manually.

1. The auto built docker image location
   https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/gfengster/cake-manager
2. Pull docker image built in GitHub from DockerHub
   docker pull gfengster/cake-manager:latest
3. Create a container and run the application
   docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 18080:18080 gfengster/cake-manager

Using the application

Note: Before run the application make sure port 8080, 18080 are free.

1. List all cakes in table with browser
   http://localhost:8080
2. Retrieve all cakes in JSON format
   http://localhost:8080/cakes
3. Retrieve a cake with id in JSON format
   http://localhost:8080/cakes/{id}
   For example
   http://localhost:8080/cakes/2
4. Create a cake with browser
   http://www.localhost:8080/create.html
5. Create a cake with curl in terminal
   echo '{"title":"GFeng cake","desc":"My favourite cake is self made","image":"https://content.sponge.co.uk/sponge-heroes/_conceptHeroWide1x/Vegan-main-concpets2.jpg"}' | curl -X POST -d @- http://localhost:8080/cakes --header "Content-Type:application/json"
6. Check the created cake in browser
   http://localhost:8080
7. Cakes list can be viewed from database directly in browser if the application run in local machine
   [http://localhost:8080/h2[(http://localhost:8080/h2)
8. View SpringBoot actuator, which shows application internal information.
   http://localhost:18080/actuator/
   http://localhost:18080/actuator/health
   http://localhost:18080/actuator/info