Food-Delivery-Web-App-BackEnd-SpringBoot

Build from the Source

Download the source code. You can either download it as a zip file and extract it or simply execute the following command in the terminal.

git clone https://github.com/food-boot/Food-Delivery-Web-App-BackEnd-SpringBoot.git

Change your directory into the project folder. And run the following command.

mvn install

For windows try this link to install maven.
for ubuntu you can use this link to install maven.

Next run the command,

mvn spring-boot:run

and the server will start automatically. Try to visit this url to see the api documentation.

NOTE

If you failed to start the server try to configure your database details with the project. To update database details find the file located in src\main\resources and find the file application.properties. And update following details.

spring.datasource.username=<your database username> spring.datasource.password=<your database user's password>

And then you will be good to go. Make sure to start the spring app when you are done editing the above mention file.

If you wan’t to run the war version of the spring app, locate to the folder /target which will be in your directory when you run the mvn install command, and in there you will see you .war file.

To run the war file, use the below code.

java -jar food-delivery-web-app-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.war

Docker Installation

The docker file containing the docker image building is in the 1.0.0 branch. If you wish to use the docker file for the building, please follow the following steps.

Make sure you have already installed Docker in your machine. If it is not, please refere this link.
Switch to the 1.0.0 branch git checkout 1.0.0
Use a terminal inside the project where the Dockerfile is located. Execute the following command to build the image. Replace <your tag> by the tag of your own. docker build --tag <your tag> .
Run the image as a container. docker run -d -p 8080:8080 <yout tag>
Use docker exec command to access the container.

PR’s are welcome. Please submit any issue that you faced when developing your spring-boot application.