(if mvnw is not working for you, install maven and replace mvnw with mvn)
Build package
./mvnw clean package
Build docker image
docker build --tag konfetti/backend .
Run service with docker-compose in console
docker-compose up
maybe you need to stop & delete old containers before compose-up is working (docker ps -a and then docker stop [ID] then docker rm [ID]) ... if docker-compose up worked you sould see the logs from both containers (backend and DB)
To check if konfetti docker server is running call in your browser: http://localhost:9000/actuator/info
On the first time making a docker-compose up it could be that be startup fails and you dont get a response on localhost:9000 - then stop docker containers with CTRL+C and make again a docker-compose up - this time it should work.
Run service with docker-compose as a daemon docker-compose up -d
Show running containers docker ps
Show all containers (also stopped ones) docker ps -a
Show logs from conatiner docker logs (-f) {containerName | containerId}
Log into container docker exec -it {containerName | containerId} bash
Log out from container exit
Change into main directory and run command "./mvnw spring-boot:run"
- service should be running on port 9000
To stop the server:
- just press CTRL-C in console, or kill the process
To change the Profile, change the value "spring.profiles.active" in file "api/src/main/resources/application.properties"
existing Profiles at the moment: dev -> using mysql for persistenc, adjust values for your mysql server accordingly in file application-dev.properties (spring.datasource.user and spring.datasource.password) test -> using H2 inMemory Database
to test if the server is running correctly, call the URL http://localhost:9000/konfetti/api/account
should return something like this "{"clientId":"1","secret":"3915478b-f51d-4306-ab3b-fa7762f4c6bc","userId":"1"}"