The easiest way to start this project using docker-compose.
First you need to configure a username and password for postgres using a properties-file under plugins/src/main/resources/postgres-db.properties which contains all the information required to connect:
jdbc.user=admin
jdbc.password=admin
jdbc.url=jdbc:postgresql://postgres:5432/groceries-organizerThen you can build the maven project and docker container to start everything together:
mvn clean install
docker-compose build
docker-compose upThe dependencies are managed with maven.
The project was developed using Java 16 therefore the maven-compiler-plugin is configured to use this version as source and target.
To install everything simply call:
mvn clean installThis will download all dependencies if they are missing and generate some classes used by JOOQ.
These are located under plugins/target/generated-sources/jooq.
Maybe you have to mark ths directory as "generated Sources Root" in intelliJ if it doesn't detects it automatically.
The storage Backend used for this project is a postgres database.
The easiest way to set this up is to use Docker.
A Dockerfile which install all the required schemas is included under plugins/src/main/resources/postgres.dockerfile.
To build the image simply run:
docker build -f postgres.dockerfile ./ -t postgres:groceries-organizer Then you need to set a username and password and run the container:
docker run --rm --name postgres -e POSTGRES_USER=admin -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=admin -p 5432:5432 -d postgres:groceries-organizerThen you need to create a properties-file under plugins/src/main/resources/postgres-db.properties which contains all the information required to connect:
jdbc.user=admin
jdbc.password=admin
jdbc.url=jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/groceries-organizerThe project is compiled into a single war-file which can be used by tomcat.
It was tested with tomcat 9.0.46 as version 10 doesn't work with the javax packages.
The easiest way to start the server is to run it via intelliJ.