Twitter-like Microservice using Spring and React

This is a Twitter-like microservice application that utilizes the Spring framework for the backend and React for the frontend. The application is built using microservice architecture that separates each functionality into individual microservices.

Technologies used

Backend

• Spring Framework - used for building the backend microservices.
• Eureka - used for service discovery and load balancing
• Spring Cloud Gateway used for provide APIs routing
• Rabbit MQ - used as a message broker between the microservices.
• Docker - used to containerize each microservice and to simplify deployment.
• Hibernate - for SQL database mapping
• Spring Websockts - for messaging and notification with stomp and sockjs
• Spring Security - for authentication and authorization management with JWT

Frontend

• React Framework & Typescript - used for building the user interface
• Tailwind - for styles
• Redux & Redux Tollkit - for state management

Microservices

The application consists of the following microservices:

1. Eureka Server - handles service registration and discovery
2. Auth Service - handles user authentication, authorization and routing
3. Tweet Service - manages the creation, deletion, and retrieval of tweets.
4. Profile Service - manages the creation, deletion, and retrieval of user profiles.
5. Search Service - handles searching for tweets and users.
6. Media Service - handles media upload and reterive
7. JWT Service - handles JWT generation and validation
8. Messages Service - handles messages between users
9. Notification Service - handles user notifictions
10. Poll Service - handles poll tweets

Each microservice is developed independently and deployed in its own container.

How to run the application

Before running the application, you need to have the following installed:

• Docker
• Node.js
• Java Development Kit (JDK) 11+
• maven

Then follow these steps to run the application:

1. Clone the repository to your local machine. git clone git@github.com:mohamedhalim1998/Twitter-Clone.git
2. Run the docker-compose file to start all microservices. docker compose up
3. run frontend npm start
4. Navigate to http://localhost:3000 in a web browser to view the application.