tugcekonuklar/account-service

Sample Account Service to demonstrate the Hexagonal Architecture

Account Service

This project was created as some use cases (CRUD and Transfer Money) sample for hexagonal architecture.

Here, you can reach my Medium article about Hexagonal (Ports & Adapter) Architecture.

This project provides endpoints for account domain CRUD actions and to transfer money from one account to another.

The Account service provides data like below:

Account:

• id
• Account id
• Account Name
• Account Owner
• Account Balance
• Creation Time

Transfer:

• Sender Account Id
• Receiver Account Id
• Amount
• Result
• Timestamp

Note:

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Endpoints

The service provides CRUD actions and money transfer endpoints

POST /accounts

Create a new account

Request:

{
   "accountId": "123456789",
   "name": "Main Account",
   "owner": "John Doe",
   "balance": 650
}

Response:

{
   "id": 1,
   "accountId": "123456789",
   "name": "Main Account",
   "owner": "John Doe",
   "balance": 650,
   "createdAt": "2020-10-11T20:56:59.606932Z"
}

GET /accounts

Retrieve a list of all accounts

Response:

{
   "accounts":[
      {
         "id":1,
         "accountId":"123456789",
         "name":"Main Account",
         "owner":"John Doe",
         "balance":650,
         "createdAt":"2020-10-11T20:56:59.606932Z"
      },
      {
         "id":2,
         "accountId":"123456788",
         "name":"Saving Account",
         "owner":"Jane Doe",
         "balance":750,
         "createdAt":"2020-10-03T20:41:16.517256Z"
      }
   ]
}

GET /accounts/{id}

Retrieve account by id

Response:

{
   "id":1,
   "accountId":"123456789",
   "name":"Main Account",
   "owner":"John Doe",
   "balance":650,
   "createdAt":"2020-10-11T20:56:59.606932Z"
}

DELETE /accounts/{id}

Deletes account by id

POST /accounts/transfer

Transfers money from one account to another

Request:

{
   "senderAccountId":"123456788",
   "receiverAccountId":"123456789",
   "amount":25
}

Response:

{
    "id": 1,
    "senderAccountId": "123456788",
    "receiverAccountId": "123456789",
    "amount": 25,
    "result": "SUCCESSFUL",
    "timeStamp": "2020-10-03T20:41:16.799826Z"
}

Libraries & Tools

• Java 11
• Maven 3.6
• Spring Boot 2
• Lombok
• Flyway
• H2 Database
• Docker
• SwaggerUI
• RestAssured
• Junit 5

Building Application

Always use the Maven wrapper to build the project from command line.

App runs default 8080 port. http://localhost:8080/

Useful commands:

mvn clean install

Fully clean and install dependencies

mvn test

Runs tests

mvn compile

Compiles application

mvn package

Creates package of application

Running Application

After you create package of the application, in the path of the application on terminal, write the command which is below to run application.

javac -jar target/account-service-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

Run with command:

mvn spring-boot:run

Starts application

Important Note:

• This is a simple sample application.

• When the application runs 2 dummy accounts inserting DB:

  • 123456788
  • 123456789

• Some account service endpoints are created as example.

• Only functional tests added.