Mission Data Coding Exercise

Start with Spring Initializr

• • Maven * for Project
• • Kotlin * for Language
• • 3.0.2 * for Spring Boot Version
• Dependencies

Rest Repositories
Spring Data JPA
Junit
HyperSQL Database

• Group: com.missiondata
• Artifact: journal
• Name: journal
• Description: REST Api for Journal project
• Packaging: Jar
• Java: 17

Loading the Project

Using Eclipse, select Import Maven Project and select the top level project folder from the Git Clone

Building the Project

From within the project window in Eclipse, right click on the project and select Run As | Maven Install

Sample JSON

Use the following JSON sample for testing APIs in Insomnia or Postman

Journal JSON

{
  id: 0,
  title: "My trip to France"
}

Entry JSON

{
  id: 0,
  journalId: 0
  comments: "The Eiffel tower was the highlight"
}

List of Entries JSON

[
 {
  id: 0,
  journalId: 0
  comments: "The Eiffel tower was the highlight"
 },
 {
  id: 1,
  journalId: 0
  comments: "The Metro System was very clean"
 },
 {
  id: 2,
  journalId: 0
  comments: "Dinner was fantastic"
 }  
]

#API Specification

Journal
* GET - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}
* GET (All) - http://localhost/api/journals
* POST - http://localhost/api/journals
* PATCH - http://localhost/api/journals
* PUT - http://localhost/api/journals
* DELETE - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}

Entry
* GET - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}/entries/{entryId}
* GET (All) - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}/entries
* POST - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}/entries
* PATCH - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}/entries
* PUT - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}/entries
* DELETE - http://localhost/api/journals/{journalId}/entries/{entryId}