/epam-task-2

Primary LanguageJava

Epam ESM task

Table of Contents

Used technologies

How to use this repository

It's recommended creating a fork of this repository to work on tasks independently. In this case you'll have your own copy of the repository and all your implementations will stay in your own repository. Of course, this approach has both benefits and drawbacks:

  • Benefit - nobody sees your code except yourself.
  • Drawback - nobody sees your code except yourself.

How to make a fork of this repository

To create a fork of this repository press a Fork button on the top right of this page. GitHub will ask you about the location of a newly created repository and next you'll be able to clone the repository to your local machine:

$ git clone https://github.com/your-account-name/epam-task-2

As a result, you'll have a folder called epam-java-courses locally.

How to get updates of a remote repository

When the fork is created it'll not receive updates automatically, it's necessary making some manual configuration for your local repository - you need to add a new remote to your local repository. To do it, execute the following command:

$ git remote add -t main epam-task http://github.com/NodirUmarov/epam-task-2/

This command will associate your local repository with one additional remote repository - mine repository. It means that you can send and receive updates from both remote locations - from mine and from your.

The following command will show what remotes are associated with your local repository:

$ git remote show

epam-task
origin

origin is a default name for your remote (https://github.com/your-account-name/epam-task-2), the epam-task remote is an association with my remote repository (https://github.com/NodirUmarov/epam-task-2).

The next step is to create a branch that will get updates from my repository. The following command will create such kind of branch:

$ git checkout -b epam_main --track epam-task/main

This command will create a new branch called epam_main that receives updates from my repository. You can see the list of all your branches by executing the following command:

$ git branch -a

epam_main
main

When you would like to get updates, you need to pull updates from my repository:

$ git checkout epam_main
$ git pull

And next merge my changes to your main branch:

$ git checkout main
$ git pull
$ git merge epam_main

As a result, your main branch will receive updates and new tasks if they're present.

Don't forget to update your remote main:

$ git push origin main

Final step to get you project work is to add .env files

$ cat > data/src/main/resources/.env
DRIVER=Your JDBC Driver
URL=Your Database URL
USER=Your Username
PASSWORD=Your Password
SCHEMA=public

and

$ cat > data/src/test/resources/.env
DRIVER=Your JDBC Test Driver
URL=Your Test Database URL
USER=Your Username For Test Database
PASSWORD=Your Password For Test Database
SCHEMA=Your Schema For Test Database

To make .env file work install EnvFile plugin and in application configurations enable it as shown below alt_text