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Pre-releaseSwe573 Spring 2025 - Final Project
Report - Buğra Dursun
Backend:
Spring Boot
JPA (Java Persistence API)
PostgreSQL
Docker
REST APIs
Frontend:
React
TypeScript
HTML/CSS
Docker
Database:
PostgreSQL
3. Design Documents
Backend Architecture: Spring Boot, REST APIs for CRUD operations, and JPA for database interactions.
Frontend Architecture: Component-based design in React with hooks and state management for UI interactions.
Database Schema: PostgreSQL with relational tables for users, boards, nodes, and edges.
4. Status of the Project
5. Status of Deployment
URL: Currently hosted on AWS ec2 instance. http://3.67.171.28:3000
Dockerized: Yes, both frontend and backend are dockerized with PostgreSQL as the database.
6. Full Installation Instructions
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/bugradursun/SWE573-Project.git
Navigate to the backend directory and run:
git checkout backend
cd backend
./mvnw clean install
Navigate to the frontend directory and run:
git checkout frontend
cd ../frontend
npm install
Build and run Docker containers:
docker-compose up --build
7. User Manual
Signing Up and Logging In:
Visit the main URL and click on the register button to create a new account.
Use the login form to access your account after registration.
Creating a Board:
Click on the "Create Board" button to start a new board.
Choose entities from Wikidata to populate the board.
Creating and Connecting Nodes:
Click on an empty space to create a node.
Click on a node to connect it to other nodes with labeled edges.
Editing and Deleting Nodes:
Click on an existing node to edit or delete it.
Viewing Node Details:
Click on an edge to view its information.
Viewing Board Details:
Click on a board to view its nodes, edges, and collaboration details.
8. Test Results
Unit Tests:
Not completed
User Tests:
Functional testing performed for user registration, board creation, node management, and edge creation.
Backend: Spring Boot JPA (Java Persistence API) PostgreSQL Docker REST APIs Frontend: React TypeScript HTML/CSS Docker Database: PostgreSQL 3. Design Documents Backend Architecture: Spring Boot, REST APIs for CRUD operations, and JPA for database interactions. Frontend Architecture: Component-based design in React with hooks and state management for UI interactions. Database Schema: PostgreSQL with relational tables for users, boards, nodes, and edges. 4. Status of the Project Feature Status User Registration and Authentication Completed Board Creation Completed Wikidata layer in Board Creation Completed Node Creation Completed Node Connection (Edges) Completed Node Details and Collaboration Completed Node Editing and Deletion Completed Board and Node Visualization Completed Dockerized Backend, Frontend, and DB Completed
Unit Tests
Not Completed
Wikidata in Node layer
Not Completed
- Status of Deployment
URL: Currently hosted on AWS ec2 instance. http://3.67.171.28:3000/
Dockerized: Yes, both frontend and backend are dockerized with PostgreSQL as the database. - Full Installation Instructions
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/bugradursun/SWE573-Project.git
Navigate to the backend directory and run:
git checkout backend
cd backend
./mvnw clean install
Navigate to the frontend directory and run:
git checkout frontend
cd ../frontend
npm install
Build and run Docker containers:
docker-compose up --build - User Manual
Signing Up and Logging In:
Visit the main URL and click on the register button to create a new account.
Use the login form to access your account after registration.
Creating a Board:
Click on the "Create Board" button to start a new board.
Choose entities from Wikidata to populate the board.
Creating and Connecting Nodes:
Click on an empty space to create a node.
Click on a node to connect it to other nodes with labeled edges.
Editing and Deleting Nodes:
Click on an existing node to edit or delete it.
Viewing Node Details:
Click on an edge to view its information.
Viewing Board Details:
Click on a board to view its nodes, edges, and collaboration details.
8. Test Results
Unit Tests:
Not completed
User Tests:
Functional testing perform
ed for user registration, board creation, node management, and edge creation.