anycook-api

REST Api for anycook

Documentation

A detailed API documentation can be found here (still in progress).

Test environment

To use the full test stack you will also need to clone and start the anycook-page project.

Required dependencies

• Install Java8 JDK
• Install Gradle. To install it via brew execute brew install gradle.
• Install Virtual Box Having problems with outdated kernel modules in Ubuntu/Linux?
  Try sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
• Install Vagrant (Having problems with vagrant in OSX Mavericks? Execute sudo /Library/StartupItems/VirtualBox/VirtualBox restart and try again (source))
• Execute git submodule init && git submodule update in project root to download required submodules. These are:
  • puppetlabs/mysql
  • puppetlabs/apt
  • puppetlabs/stdlib

Configuration

TODO Available properties can be found here.

If you want to set your own global conf in the test environment place it in the project as test-environment/api-manifests/anycook.properties

Starting

• Compile Java sources with $ gradle war
• Run $ vagrant up --provision in project root directory. Make sure to use the latest versions of Vagrant and VirtualBox.
• The anycook API can be accessed on http://localhost:8080. The MySQL server via port 3333

Adding database data

• You can import a db schema by
  • using a terminal command: $ mysql -P 3333 -u root anycook_db < sql-file.sql
  • using MySQL Workbench (can be downloaded here)
    1. In the menu 'Database' select 'Connect to Database...'
    2. Change the port to 3333 and click OK
    3. Load the latest testdump. (For anycook internals: Latest dump is located in the root of the BTSync folder)
    4. Click on the lighning symbol

Adding user and recipe images

• Copy image folders from btSync into ./images in project root.