This repo contains a tutorial on using TestContainers to create a mysql test container for running integration tests.
Infonote is a simple note taking application. User can create, read, update and delete notes. The intention is to create a series of 'demo' apps that show the gradual evolution of building a fully functional, reliable note taking application. The application is built based on user stories defined in each 'demo' repository
The following is an example set of User Stories for a typical create, read and delete notes from a repository:
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Story-1: Should be able to fetch an existing note from the repository
Given a note id which exists in the repository When I request for the note using the given id Then I should get back a full note object from the repository -
Story-2: Should be able to persist a new note into the repository
Given a new note object When I call a method to persist the given note Then the note should be persisted and the note should be returned with the id field set -
Story-3: Should be able to delete an existing note from the repository
Given a note id which exists in the repository When I call a method to delete the note using the given id Then the note should be deleted from the repository
Given the above user stories as a base, we will build a simple Repository class to perist, fetch and delete notes while using TestContainers to spin up a Mysql database container.
The following are the main classes:
NoteRepository - Repository class to store the notes.