This project is a service implementation of the calc-api
It was bootstrapped by copying the example.
I wanted this repo to just have a single file (the Server.scala), just because I thought that would look super slick (as that's all you need), but that looked weird when browsing in github
Technically this entire repo could just be Server.scala, as it contains:
- the documentation
- the business logic
- instructions for how to run/assemble/create a docker image
As cool as it would be to just have a single file in the repo, this repo includes:
- This Readme - this readme, because the repo looks weird on github without it.
- Server.scala - the business logic and main entry point for serving up a REST service
- .gitignore - because it is annoying for git to want to add all those build files
As per the docs in Server.scala, you can just run scala-cli Server.scala and navigate to localhost:8080:
NOTE: This project has a dependency on the generated endpoint boilerplate code in the calc-api. In a typical project, the pipeline for that API would produce and publish that artefact, but for this example we've not bothered to do that. Instead we just use 'publishLocal', so you will need to check out the calc-api and run its build.sh
This project can be built using scala-cli:
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To simply run the project use:
scala-cli Server.scala -
To create a runnable jar, run:
scala-cli --power package Server.scala -o app-assembly --assembly
java -jar app.jar- To produce a docker image, run:
scala-cli --power package --docker Server.scala --docker-image-repository calc-server
docker run -p 8080:8080 calc-server:latest-
To generate an IDE project:
scala-cli setup-ide . --scala 3.3