Taco Application 🌮

Here is an application for ordering tacos.

It uses the following technologies:

• Spring Boot,
• Spring Security,
• Spring Data JPA,
• Spring MVC,
• Jasper reports,
• Liquibase,
• Thymeleaf,
• Bootstrap.

The application is based on ideas from the book Spring in Action (5th edition).

The app allows you to create your own tacos from different ingredients and place an order.

The administrator can view all orders, change their status, and view reports.

Database

This project uses a PostgreSQL database. The database name can be changed easily in the application.properties. In this example the database is called 'tacocloud'. You have to create the database before running the project.

Liquibase

Master changelog file contains references to init.sql and data.sql.

File init.sql contains scripts to:

• create tables: ingredient, roles, taco_type, taco, taco_type_ingredients, taco_order, users, users_roles,
• insert values to ingredient, roles,
• create default user: admin/1

File data.sql inserts some example rows to database.

Getting started

1. You need Java 8 installed.

2. Clone git repository using command

   git clone https://github.com/lenapot/taco

3. In intellij idea open File -> New project from existing sources -> Choose gradle file

4. To run the application use command

   ./gradlew bootRun

5. To test that it works, open a browser tab at http://localhost:8080/ .

Run test

The repository contains some test cases to cover both api test and service test

./gradlew test

The project uses test database for testing called 'tacocloud-test'. It can be changed in the application-test.properties.