- quiz app
- run locally or with docker-compose
- tests are run with h2 database
- app uses sql database (local or in docker)
Java 8
Scripts: /src/main/resources/*.sql
Spring settings: /src/main/resources/*.properties
Accounts: user = Nick, password = Nack
Default port: 8080
mvn clean install
mvn clean test -Dspring.profiles.active=test
- create local database named "quiz" on port 3306
- create user "databaseUser" with password "userPassword"
- grant user "databaseUser" access on database "quiz"
- login via command line or terminal with your mysql root user:
mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -P 3306 -u root -p - grant all privileges to "databaseUser" on database "quiz':
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON quiz.* TO 'databaseUser'@'localhost';
- login via command line or terminal with your mysql root user:
- Run : mvn spring-boot:run
- insert sample data in quiz database:
- connect to "quiz" database on localhost:3306
- open a new sql script and type: "use quiz;"
- copy content of data-h2.sql
- paste content in the sql script and run the script
- your sample data has now been add
- navigate to localhost:8080 and login with user "Nick", password "Nack"
- Install docker
- in base directory /quiz-app/ run: docker-compose -f docker-compose-template.yml up -d
- navigate to localhost:3002 (phpmyadmin) and login with user: "databaseUser", password: "userPassword"
- go to the SQL tab, copy content of data-h2.sql and press GO
- you have just initialized the database with some sample questions
- navigate to localhost:8080 and login with user "Nick", password "Nack"
Currently running with docker-compose does not work on a amazon linux instance due to a docker network problem.