Project Demo : https://youtu.be/CMTvywiti6s

Journey Reminder

A Jorney Remainder which will help you to set email remainder for your journey

Tech Stack

• Node JS

• Java

• Mysql

Clone The Application

$ git clone https://github.com/agaraman0/journeyReminder.git

$ cd journeyReminder/

Application is going to run into two parts

1. Email Scheduling : This will be responsible for email scheduling to send remainder email at particular time.

2. Application Server: This will be our main server on which our application will run and pass it to Email Scheduling Server.

Email Scheduling

We are using Mysql database so install mysql database if you have not installed it and follow instrunctions manually

Create a Database name schedule_email.

mysql> create database schedule_email;
mysql> use schedule_email;
mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON schedule_email.* TO 'username'@'localhost';

Download the following SQL script and run it in your MySQL database to create all the Quartz specific tables.

• Jobs Database table Script

mysql> source <PATH_TO_Jobs_Database_table_Script.sql> 

Update spring.datasource.username and spring.datasource.password in application.properties according to your Mysql Configuration. ( or parse as argument via CLI)

Change to folder email_scheduler in cloned repo.

$ cd email_scheduler

Run application

$ mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring-boot.run.arguments=--spring.mail.password=<password>,--spring.mail.username=<email>

NOTE - 8080 is default port number but you can define port number by following step 4 - Gmail’s SMTP access is disabled by default. To allow email scheduler to send emails using your Gmail account -

    1   Go to [https://myaccount.google.com/security?pli=1#connectedapps](https://myaccount.google.com/security?pli=1#connectedapps)
    2   Set ‘Allow less secure apps’ to YES

Now we are good to move on our Application Server as Email Scheduler is running fine

Application Server

Open Another Terminal and run following commands in cloned repo

$ cd conwoTask
$ npm install

Add Google Map API key and Scheduler port in .env_sample and rename it as .env or parse via CLI

Run Application

$ node index.js

To Run App on specific port

$ PORT=<port> node index.js

open browser and check at this address

http://localhost:3000/

Resource

• Spring Boot Quartz Scheduler Example: Building an Email Scheduling app

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