16-bits-zero-to-hero

Build Status

Project title

🗒 Zero to hero 🚀 using React and SpringBoot

Motivation

Create a project with front-end and back-end to run easily locally or through the browser

Solution

Database diagram

Architecture

Layered Architecture Style

The layered architecture, also known as the n-tiered architecture style, is one of the most common architecture styles. This style of architecture is the de facto standard for most applications, primarily because of its simplicity, familiarity, and low cost. It is also a very natural way to develop applications due to Conway’s law, which states that organizations that design systems are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations. In most organizations there are user interface (UI) developers, backend developers, rules developers, and database experts (DBAs). These organizational layers fit nicely into the tiers of a traditional layered architecture, making it a natural choice for many business applications. The layered architecture style also falls into several architectural anti-patterns, including the architecture by implication anti-pattern and the accidental architecture anti-pattern. If a developer or architect is unsure which architecture style they are using, or if an Agile development team “just starts coding,” chances are good that it is the layered architecture style they are implementing. (Mark Richards, Neal Ford)

Tech / Framework used

JavaScript
React 17.0.2
MUI 5
Jest
GitHub actions

Java 11
SpringBoot 2.6.3
Spring
Hibernate
Swagger - OpenAPI 1.6.7
MapStruct
JUnit 5
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Back-end code style

Java Code Conventions

Installation

How to use it?

Docker

docker-compose up

Locally

 cd back-end/zero2hero && ./gradlew bootRun

Swagger documentation

Disable security

Back-end

 cd back-end/zero2hero && ./gradlew bootRun

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