This app is a simple implementation of a front and back end that I was able to build quickly to show an example of my coding style and a few of the technologies I prefer when building and deploying an application.
If you have a JDK version >= 11 and a Maven 3 installation locally,
you can simply run build.sh at the root directory to build the project
There is a run script provided as well in this case after the build
run.sh -d info
The argument that the run command take is a logging level of either info or error
Alternatively, there is a provided Dockerfile.
To build, at the root of the project run:
docker build -t simple-app-image:latest .
Then, once the image has been created run: docker container run -p 8080:8080 simple-app-image:latest
The app will be available at http://localhost:8080
The application is built on a Spring Boot back-end with a React UI.
The API exposes several methods, one to get a list of notes, and one to get specific notes, a create, and a delete.
A swagger doc is available at http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/index.html
The API uses H2 as an in memory DB, of course this can easily be swapped for any SQL implementation.
On the front-end, a React app is using a wrapped fetch client to interface with the API.
For further information on the front-end architecture, please see comments within the code base.
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