Project Name: User Management
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The project consists of two types: backend (service) @upscale-test and frontend @upscale_usermanagement_fe.
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The backend is developed using Spring Boot v3.1.1, requiring at least Java 17.
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The frontend is developed using React JS v"react": "^18.2.0", and the npm version is 9.8.1.
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MySQL is used as the database. *Please create a database named "upscale_db" first or import the attached database.
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Adjust the database environment variables (username and password) in the properties file. The default values are (root and "").
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Import the React JS modules before the first run using the command npm install.
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Service testing can be done using Postman (refer to the attached collection) or via Swagger at http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/index.html#/.
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The department is a separate entity with relations.
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Includes simple JUnit tests.
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Happy testing!
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backend and more following in https://github.com/muhammadsafar/fullstack-springboot-react
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axios, modal error, react hooks, validate
coder : Safar Baharuddin
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