A Spring-Boot Demo of registering with email This project has implemented a backend API to register a user, it can also edit/read/soft delete single or multiple users.
Key functions
- The application runs with Spring-Boot and in one single project
- The application can be packaged via Docker, and can be built, packaged and run with Docker in one single shell script. Please see the details of the following instructions.
- Upon successful registration, it can send out a welcome email(using fake SMTP server).
- The codes have proper validation, error handling and testing.
Additional functions
- REST API documentation
- Using of latest comment design patterns, e.g. microservices
- Performance testing
- UI to register, edit, deactivate, show existing registered users and view all emails that were sent.
Replace database configurations with yours in the application.yaml file. To create tables by the sql files in the resource directory, then run the insert.sql file to insert data into the tables.
- Running with Docker:
$ mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true $ docker build --build-arg=target/*.jar -t register-demo . $ docker image ls $ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 register-demo
- You can make it executable by running the following command:
$ chmod +x build_and_run.sh
- To build and run the Spring Boot application, you can simply run the bash script file as follows:
$ ./build_and_run.sh
This will compile the application, build a Docker image from the compiled application, and then run the Docker image in detached mode, exposing port 8080 on the host machine. You should then be able to access the application at http://localhost:8080