Peng.ly

Example application which simply emulates bit.ly.

It was created just for demonstration purposes how easily you can use Spring Boot with Spring Web MVC, Spring Data JPA, embedded HSQL database and Spring integration testing.

Run on local

IntelliJ IDEA: Go to AppBoot class (right click on class, select Create 'AppBoot')
maven: mvn spring-boot:run

Run on Docker

Prepare Docker image

docker build -t fascoretux/pengly .

Run Docker image

docker run -p 8080:8080 fastcoretux/pengly

Run on Azure

Deploy on Azure as App Service using azure-webapp-maven-plugin.

az login
mvn azure-webapp:deploy

Usage

You can create link alias by calling

POST http://localhost:8080/rest/link/v1

Request body

{
  "url":"https://www.google.com",
  "maxCount":3
}

Than alias UUID will be returned

ca38adff-9d70-48c1-ba5e-8b2a09a8169b

Alias could be obtained by

GET http://localhost:8080/rest/link/v1/ca38adff-9d70-48c1-ba5e-8b2a09a8169b

or used for redirect in web browser

http://localhost:8080/pgly/inf