e-shop

A project to learn modern web technologies – backend for an online shop.

Running in Docker

You can run the project easily using Docker:

docker-compose up

After that, you can check Swagger UI at http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui and http://localhost:8081/swagger-ui for the API description.

Running locally

If you want to check it out locally, you should provide database like this:

docker run -it -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=123 -e POSTGRES_USER=user -e POSTGRES_DB=mydb -p 5432:5432 postgres:9.6

After this, you can run ./gradlew :product:run and ./gradlew :auth:run. Don't forget about setting env like in docker-compose: DB_USER=user;DB_HOST=localhost;DB_PORT=5432;DB_DB=mydb;DB_PASSWORD=123;AUTH_PORT=8081;AUTH_HOST=localhost.

How does it work

Rules

• Public repo.
• Description.
• Architecture graph.
• Swagger UI.
• Docker-compose.

Stages

1. 2020.02.08

Rest API:

• Create a product.
• Remove a product.
• Return a list of products.
• Return a product.
• Edit a product.

"Product" entity:

• Name.
• ID.
• Type.

Extra points:

• Pagination in list of products.
• Data storage in DB.
• Versioning.
• Logging.

2. 2020.02.15

• Data storage in DB.

3. 2020.03.01

• Docker-compose.

4. 2020.03.01

• Registration (via login+password).
• Auth (change login+password to access+refresh tokens).
• A way to change a refresh token to new access+refresh tokens.
• Validation endpoint.
• Products changing endpoints must be available only with auth tokens.

7. 2020.04.14

• Replace token validation to gRPC variant.
• Make protobuf files shared (extract to a module).
• Hash passwords in storage.
• Add roles: admin and user.
  • Admin can create, edit, remove, and view products. Also, they can create a new administrator (however, first admin can be created without admin rights).
  • User can view products.