The "Customer" class is well-structured as a JPA entity, with proper annotations for database persistence. It includes fields, constructors, getters, setters, equals, hashCode, and toString methods.
Consider using Lombok annotations to reduce boilerplate code.
The "CustomerRepository" extends Spring Data JPA's JpaRepository
. It's correctly structured, but for a more comprehensive approach, introduce a CustomerService
for business operations.
Create a CustomerService
to handle business logic.
The "Main" class is the application's entry point, following RESTful conventions. However, it's recommended to introduce a service layer to separate data access from the controller.
- Inject
CustomerService
in the constructor for better separation of concerns. - Implement proper error handling and response status codes.
Consider creating dedicated error and exception handling classes for comprehensive application-wide exception management.