iamkaveer / all-mappings

weekly-test-mapping

This project is a Java-based application developed using Spring Boot that demonstrates the implementation of different types of relationships between data models. The project includes four models - Student, Laptop, Course, and Book - and an embedded model called Address.

Data Models

Student

The Student model represents a student and includes the following fields:

1. ID: The unique identifier for the student.
2. name: The name of the student.
3. age: The age of the student.
4. phoneNumber: The phone number of the student.
5. branch: The branch of the student.
6. department: The department of the student.
7. address: An embedded model that represents the address of the student.

Laptop

The Laptop model represents a laptop and includes the following fields:

1. ID: The unique identifier for the laptop.
2. name: The name of the laptop.
3. brand: The brand of the laptop.
4. price: The price of the laptop.
5. student: A one-to-one relationship that represents the student who owns the laptop.

Course

The Course model represents a course and includes the following fields:

1. ID: The unique identifier for the course.
2. title: The title of the course.
3. description: The description of the course.
4. duration: The duration of the course.
5. studentList: A many-to-many relationship that represents the list of students who are enrolled in the course.

Book

The Book model represents a book and includes the following fields:

1. ID: The unique identifier for the book.
2. title: The title of the book.
3. author: The author of the book.
4. description: The description of the book.
5. price: The price of the book.
6. student: A many-to-one relationship that represents the student who owns the book.

Address

The Address model is an embedded model that represents the address of a student and includes the following fields:

1. landmark: The landmark of the address.
2. zipcode: The zip code of the address.
3. district: The district of the address.
4. state: The state of the address.
5. country: The country of the address.

Endpoints

The following endpoints are available for each model: Student Endpoints

1. GET /get-all-students: Retrieves a list of all students.
2. GET /get-students/{id}: Retrieves a specific student by ID.
3. POST /add-students: Creates a new student.
4. PUT /update-students/{id}: Updates an existing student by ID.
5. DELETE /delete-students/{id}: Deletes a specific student by ID.

Laptop Endpoints

1. GET /get-all-laptops: Retrieves a list of all laptops.
2. GET /get-laptops/{id}: Retrieves a specific laptop by ID.
3. POST /add-laptops: Creates a new laptop.
4. PUT /update-laptops/{id}: Updates an existing laptop by ID.
5. DELETE /delete-laptops/{id}: Deletes a specific laptop by ID.

Book Endpoints

1. GET /get-all-books: Retrieves a list of all Book.
2. GET /get-book/{id}: Retrieves a specific Book by ID.
3. POST /add-Book: Creates a new Book.
4. PUT /update-Book/{id}: Updates an existing Book by ID.
5. DELETE /delete-book/{id}: Deletes a specific Book by ID.

Technologies

The following technologies were used in this project:

• Spring Boot
• Lombok
• Maven
• java
• Mysql