This is the main repository of Message in a Bottle application, self project of Advanced Software Engineering course, University of Pisa.
- The squad id is 9
- The team leader is Francesco Kotopulos De Angelis
| Name and Surname | |
|---|---|
| Federico Bernacca | f.bernacca@studenti.unipi.it |
| Paola Petri | p.petri1@studenti.unipi.it |
| Nicolò Pierami | n.pierami@studenti.unipi.it |
| Francesco Kotopulos De Angelis | f.kotopulosdeange@studenti.unipi.it |
| Manfredo Facchini | m.facchini1@studenti.unipi.it |
"MyMessageInABottle might seem at first glance
simply like another messaging app, like many others. WRONG.
MyMessageInABottle is a time capsule where each user can keep messages, safeguard them, and send them only to decide later when
the recipient will be able to open them. Whether it’s at a specific time
on that same day, weeks later, or even years later. What matters is that
the message cannot be changed or deleted. Even if you uninstall the
app. And it will reach its destination. It’s important.
There are choices
to be made, and you need to take your time."
To clone the repository you have to specify the recursive parameter, in this way:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/fedehsq/micro_mib
All the submodules will be fetched from GitHub and they will be placed inside the project root.
If you want to add a microservice (hence a submodule), you have to run the command:
git submodule add -b <branchName> <repoURL>
If a developer has pushed to branch and you want to pull the updates, you have to run the following command:
git submodule update --remote
If you are not familiar with git submodules or you have some doubts about it, you can check the git-scm documentation here.
Each micro-service should have a single configuration file, placed inside the main project root, with the name <microservice_name>_ms.conf. An example of this can be found in the project root.
The project structure should be the following:
Application is built with docker-compose. To build the environment you have to run
docker-compose build
To startup application you can issue the following command:
docker-compose run
The default application environment for this application is production.