CSE2115 - Project

This project was developed as part of the CSE2115 course in TUDelft. The repository does not capture all commits, branches, pull requests and other version managements that took place in the original repository in GitLab.

Running

gradle bootRun

Testing

gradle test

To generate a coverage report:

gradle jacocoTestCoverageVerification

And

gradle jacocoTestReport

The coverage report is generated in: build/reports/jacoco/test/html, which does not get pushed to the repo. Open index.html in your browser to see the report.

Static analysis

gradle checkStyleMain
gradle checkStyleTest
gradle pmdMain
gradle pmdTest

Notes

• You should have a local .gitignore file to make sure that any OS-specific and IDE-specific files do not get pushed to the repo (e.g. .idea). These files do not belong in the .gitignore on the repo.
• If you change the name of the repo to something other than template, you should also edit the build.gradle file.
• You can add issue and merge request templates in the .gitlab folder on your repo.

How to Use

• To begin, run (either with IntelliJ or gradle bootRun) the discovery-server Spring Application, followed by user-authentication-service, room, group and reservation. Then, run api-gateway.
• Make a request to localhost:8090/user/register (returning 200 if accepted and 400 if netId already exists) with body:

{
    "netId": <your net id>,
    "name": <your name>,
    "password": <your password>
    "type": <type> (USER | SECRETARY | ADMIN)
}

• After this, make a request to localhost:8090/user/login with body:

{
    "netId": <your net id>,
    "password": <your password>
}

• You will receive a response body with a JWT; copy this, and then add it to the header "Authorization", with value "Bearer ". This will be needed for all next requests.

Contributors

Anna Nikolcheva, Cherin Kim, Pau Faraldos, Thijs Penning, Timo Heijnemans