JWT authorization app with spring-boot, react and postgresql

Sample application with separate frontend and backend, connected to postgresql database. Authorization via jwt tokens. Offers a basic ui to manage users and products data.

Frontend -> react + antd + babel
Backend -> spring boot + flyway + mybatis + postgresql

Initial access

http://localhost:3000 (dev) or http://localhost (prod)
username: user
password: pass

Deployment

Prerequisites and Dependencies

Prerequisites: node, npm, java, maven, docker, docker-compose

Dependencies (not needed for production installation using docker):

mvn -f ./api clean dependency:resolve; \
npm --prefix ./ui install ./ui

Development deployment

database

PostgreSQL (configuration in application.yml):
port: 5432
scheme: auth
user: admin
pass: admin

or You can use docker-compose to setup simple database container

docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.database.yml up -d --build

frontend and backend

Run two separate shell windows for frontend and backend. (Or just use your favorite IDE :) )

mvn -f ./api spring-boot:run

npm --prefix ./ui start

Access via http://localhost:3000

Production deployment using docker-compose

This one line creates a production ready downsized containers.
Only docker and docker-compose are needed as prerequisites.
After the automatic startup, which may take a while, the application is ready to work.

docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.prod.yml up -d --build

Access via http://localhost

Production manual deployment

Database need to be manually setup up as in application.yml config file.
Server proxy need to be set for frontend url to backed port:
localhost/api/ - localhost:9000/api/

Run two separate shell windows for frontend and backend.

mvn -f ./api clean package; \ 
java -jar ./api/target/api-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

npm --prefix ./ui run build; \
npm install -g serve; \
serve -s ./ui/build