This is a carlessly written simple API that is implemented using Spring Boot and some of its associated project. The running application has been hosted on the Open Shift(r) RedHat(r) Cloud. Spring Boot is a nice little handy framework that I have workd with and it is giving us the freedom to build rapid and robust applications. This project was mainly created to learn the following concepts in around Spring Boot and Angular 2.
Please note this was built in the intentions of learning new stuff and not to code for production. At the same time there was utmost care teken to keep this up-to-date with the latest and greatest and acts as a reference implementation to club all pollible things that has been learnt.
I stongly welcome all the developers to feel free to fork the project and send me pull requests to help me keep this molnolythic web application up and running.
The Tech Stack can be broadly grouped into 3 distinct areas of intrest.
- Backend/Server
- Frontend/UI
- Deployment/Cloud
This out and out uses Java based technologies like Spring Boot and Java 8. This is just a combination of Framworks/Technologies/Features that are listed below are used in this project.
I am excited to let you know that we are currently on Spring Boot 2.0.M3
- Java 8
- Spring
- Swagger
- Spring Testing
- Spring Security
- Spring Boot MVC Jackson
- JMS consumer and producer using Apache ActiveMQ
- Spring Boot Web Templating using Thymeleaf
- Spring AOP
- Spring Mongo DB
- Open Shift (r) DIY Cartige
This is more in construction phase as I was busy building the spring based backend API. Now time to explore the Angular 2 page and can expect a glaring page soon :)
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Before you push any changes that you made in ui project please ensure to run the below to generate the ui artifacts.
yarn run build
Once the above is built, please do the following task to run generate the war file.
mvn clean package -P openshift -DskipTests=true
Run the Java process on Tomcat or you can run the Spring boot app's org.shop.Application.main() method.
Lets assume it is running on localhost:8080. This will be our API service.
To run the Angular WebApp with local proxy please run the below.
$ yarn install #Only once!
$ yarn run proxy
$ npm install #Only once!
$ npm run proxy
You can relay on the running version of the API on the Open Shift cloud and it is not required to run in your localhost.
To run the Angular WebApp with local proxy please run the below.
$ yarn install #Only once!
$ yarn run proxyr
$ npm install #Only once!
$ npm run proxyr
As a recommendation for running the applicaiton locally for development purpose, I would strongly recommend running with remote proxy.
Thanks to Baron Wilson's Angular 2 Starter seed.
Disclaimer: I am using a free version of the Open Shift gear and if not accessed for more then 24hrs they will shutdown the cartige. In case you see the site to be down please click on http://shop-venkatvp.rhcloud.com/index.html and the site will start up by itself. This will bring all the services back into action in few minutes.