🚀 BooWorld Services

Using Clean Architecture, DDD, TDD and current market best practices

• Part 1
• Part 2

Part 1

Part 2

How to execute?

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/ecr-developer/boo-coding-challenge.git

2. Upload the MongoDB database with Docker:

backend-user-api-java/docker-compose up -d

Running with Docker

To run the application locally with Docker, we will use the docker compose and requires just three steps:

1. Generating the productive artifact (jar)

To generate the productive artifact, simply run the command:

cd backend-user-api-java
./gradlew bootJar

2. Running independent containers (Optional)

To run MongoDB, simply execute the command below:

cd sandbox
./run.sh

3. Running the application alongside the other containers

cd sandbox/app
docker-compose --profile app up -d

Note.: If you need to rebuild the image of application, an additional command is required:

docker compose build --no-cache app

Stopping containers

To stop the containers, just run the command:

docker compose --profile app stop

API Docs generated

Jacoco test report

Some files such as settings and properties were not removed from the coverage, files that would not need to be included in the metrics.