| Type this | to get this result |
|---|---|
mvn package |
to make a jar file |
mvn -P localhost spring-boot:run |
to run the web app on localhost using H2 in memory database, with seed data |
The -P localhost flag uses the localhost *profiledefined in thepom.xml`
This means that you will NOT get the extra postgres and jdbc dependencies, and as a result, SQL operations will use an
in-memory H2 database.
The property files are divided as follows:
| Property File | Properties defined |
|---|---|
/src/main/resources/application.properties |
Always |
/src/main/config/localhost/localhost.properties |
Only when -P localhost is passed to mvn |
/src/main/config/localhost/heroku.properties |
Only when -P heroku is passed to mvn |
To ensure that you get a build that uses the heroku profile when running on Heroku, you need to specify this in the Procfile.
The following operations can be used to insert data into the application when running locally. This does a POST request directly
to the endpoint, putting the needed data into the fields.
To add user to tutor list:
curl -d "id=1&fname=phil&lname=conrad&email=pconrad@example.org" -X POST http://localhost:8080/tutors
To add user to Course Offerings List
curl -d "id=1&course=CS56&quarter=W19&instructor=pConrad" -X POST http://localhost:8080/courseOfferings/add
To add time slot to Time Slot List
curl -d "id=1&startTime=04:00PM&endTime=06:00PM" -X POST http://localhost:8080/timeSlots/add