/ebook-chat-app-spring-websocket-cassandra-redis-rabbitmq

Complete chat application and code examples for each chapter from my free ebook: https://leanpub.com/building-a-real-time-chat-application-with-spring-boot-websocket-cassandra-redis-and-rabbitmq

Primary LanguageJava

Free eBook: Building a Real-Time Chat Application with Spring Boot, WebSocket, Cassandra, Redis and RabbitMQ

eBook Chat Application

Download the free eBook explaining step-by-step the code for ebook-chat project:

Technologies used in this project

  • Spring Boot
  • Spring Data (JPA / Cassandra / Redis)
  • Spring Security
  • Spring WebSocket
  • Spring Session
  • Cassandra
  • Redis
  • RabbitMQ
  • MySQL
  • JUnit, Mockito and TestContainers (spin up Docker containers for Integration Tests)
  • Thymeleaf, JQuery and Bootstrap

Setting up this project locally

Note: The fastest way to get this application up and running locally is using Docker and Docker Compose. Be sure that you have at least Docker 1.13.0 and Docker Compose 1.11.2 installed on your machine.

  1. Clone this repository
$ git clone git@github.com:jorgeacetozi/ebook-chat-app-spring-websocket-cassandra-redis-rabbitmq.git
  1. Setup the dependencies (Cassandra, Redis, MySQL and RabbitMQ with STOMP support)
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose/dependencies.yml up
  1. Start the application
$ wget https://github.com/jorgeacetozi/ebook-chat-app-spring-websocket-cassandra-redis/releases/download/ebook-chat-1.0.0/ebook-chat-1.0.0.jar && java -jar ebook-chat-1.0.0.jar

Basic Usage

  1. Sign in with username admin and password admin
  2. Create a New Chat Room and logout
  3. Create your private account
  4. Sign in with your account credentials
  5. Join the chat room
  6. Open a new incognito window and create another account
  7. Sign in with this another account
  8. Join the chat room
  9. Send some messages
  10. Open the other browser window and see the messages coming
  11. Click the username to send private messages