🍣 Super Sushi: A Spring Boot REST API Project 🚀

This project, Super Sushi, is a Spring Boot application written in Java that demonstrates the development of a REST API. Beyond the core application functionality, it serves as a practical example of version control best practices, showcasing a clear history of committed features, bug fixes, and subsequent refactoring.

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Key Features and Purpose

• RESTful API Implementation: Super Sushi establishes a functional REST API, with its specific endpoints and structure detailed within the project's subfolders.
• Version Control Demonstration: The project's commit history is an intentional artifact, illustrating the cyclical process of committing features, encountering/fixing bugs, and re-fixing/refactoring the codebase for improved stability and clarity.
• Web Application Foundation: The choice of a web application provides a tangible platform for interacting with the developed API.

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🎨 User Interface Development Disclaimer

The User Interface (UI) for this project was developed with assistance from an AI tool (v0.dev).

Note: Leveraging AI for UI development provided valuable insights into design principles and the interaction patterns between different UI elements, challenging initial assumptions and offering a structured approach to front-end development.

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📊 Project Architecture

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💻 Code Highlight: Dynamic Configuration

The following code snippet demonstrates a mechanism for dynamically adjusting frontend variables by editing the base HTML file. This technique ensures the application's client-side presentation remains correctly configured with the server-side state.

// For example:
// File: src/main/java/com/SushiAPI/SushiAPI/controller/Receipt/ReceiptController.java
@GetMapping("/receipt")
    public String showReceipt(Model model, @RequestBody String receiptData) {
        JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(receiptData);

        StringBuilder htmlBuilder = new StringBuilder();
        JSONArray jsonArray = jsonObject.getJSONArray("items");

        for (int i = 0; i < jsonArray.length(); i++) {
            JSONObject item = jsonArray.getJSONObject(i);
            htmlBuilder.append("<div class=\"receipt-row\">")
                    .append("<span class=\"item-name\">").append(item.getString("itemName")).append("</span>")
                    .append("<span class=\"item-price\">$").append(item.getDouble("itemPrice")).append("</span>")
                    .append("</div>");
        }

        model.addAttribute("subTotal", jsonObject.getDouble("subTotal"));
        model.addAttribute("tax", jsonObject.getDouble("tax"));
        model.addAttribute("total", jsonObject.getDouble("total"));
        model.addAttribute("amountPaid", jsonObject.getDouble("amountPaid"));
        model.addAttribute("items", htmlBuilder.toString());
        return "receipt";
    }

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