Boilerplate application for the Fullstack Hackathon (20-22. March) with integration to Insight and an Angular / Spring Boot application. Ready to code!
A fully runnable JAR file with the frontend can be build by running:
./gradlew bootJar
To run this jar you can then run
java -jar backend/build/libs/backend-<YOUR VERSION>.jar --spring.profiles.active=ci
If you want to execute it against the Insight API (and not with the profile 'ci') you will need to provide your username and password:
INSIGHT_AUTHENTICATION_USERNAME=szil INSIGHT_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD=<YOUR PASSWORD GOES HERE> java -jar backend/build/libs/backend-<YOUR VERSION>.jar
Now, after the application started successfully you can navigate to http://localhost:8080 and see the running angular app.
The development setup is intended for developers on a local machine to have full support of hot-reloading and debugging options. You will execute a separate Backend and Frontend server.
A proxy configuration will ensure that the frontend can easily connect to the backend without any CORS problems.
# this will execute a regular run of the spring boot application, connecting to insight
./gradlew bootRun
# or if you want to run the Mocked Insight API locally
./gradlew -Dspring.profiles.active=ci bootRun
Alternatively you can use the provided Run Configurations in IntelliJ:
- ConnectZuehlkeApplication (mock)
- ConnectZuehlkeApplication (insight-test)
- ConnectZuehlkeApplication (insight-prod)
cd frontend
ng serve
Alternatively you can use the provided Run Configurations in IntelliJ:
- Start Angular App
Go to http://localhost:4200 with your browser.
cd frontend
npm run test
./gradlew :backend:test
# Start a backend server with CI profile active
./gradlew -Dspring.profiles.active=ci bootRun
# Wait till the server is booted
# Run the E2E Tests in a seperate terminal
./gradlew :frontend:e2e