TazaBazar backend is an MVP API Server for Grocery Store. It's built with Spring Boot and uses Spring Data JDBC for modelling database entities in a Domain Driven manner. The project currently focuses on serving bootstrap data taken from www.siddhagirinaturals.com and supports rudimentary REST APIs to build client applications for a Grocery Shop. Supported features are as follows:
- Get product list
- Filter by Product Category
- Search by Product Name (Full Text Search)
- Create New User Account (email as unique identifier)
- JWT Authentication (with refresh tokens)
- Sync User Cart
- Place Order
- Check User Orders
Start browsing the Swagger UI here
Checkout Current Database Schema here
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Asymmetric JWT
The backend, while currently monolith, is written with Microservice mindset and Asymmetric JWT is one of the key aspects to enable the same. We use an asymmetric key pair to generate and validate the JWT token. This allows
JwtCreateServiceto be pulled off into a Microservice and use private-key to generate the token, while other Microservices in the project can share a common implementation ofJwtValidateServiceand public-key or use it as an API Gateway for validation purposes. -
Authorized / Authenticated APIs
Thanks to JWT and Spring Boot's excellent support for the same, TazaBazar-backend supports role-based security for REST endpoints. At the moment, three roles (admin, user, vendor) are created by the Initializer and we restrict reading all user details or deleting a user account to admin only. Moreover, certain APIs, such as reading order detail is first approved by matching principal email from the JWT and the Order owner's email, and those details are provided only when the identities match. Some APIs are authenticated using the bearer authentication method.
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Well tested
Given the early stage of development, the project tries to maximize the coverage by adding more integration tests than unit tests. v1 APIs started off with an in-memory Database providing a solid foundation for the next iteration, v2 continued with integration with Postgres Server for an extended set of APIs. Lastly, complex scenarios such as 1) creating an account, 2) logging in with those credentials, and 3) performing some action with the access token, are covered in the Controller Tests.
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End to end deployable with Docker
The project uses paulschwarz/spring-dotenv to provide a seed environment in the development while conforming to The Twelve-Factor App, uses Environment Variables to store the production configurations.
The project doesn't have the most streamlined setup yet, but following certain steps, you can get the entire stack up and running with a
docker compose up. Check out Install.md to know more about deployment.It's in fact has been deployed using the same instructions on a single EC2 spot instance, and DNS resolved to http://tazabazaar.ddns.net (No https as of now 😅)
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OpenApi3 API Documentation
We use springdoc-openapi for auto-generating the API documentation. Head over to swagger-ui to start interacting with the APIs right from your browser or you can get an openapi3 JSON schema by visiting api-docs. Save the response as a '.json' file to load it in an API Platform such as Postman
All the content served by this project is taken from siddhagirinaturals.com and is only used for educational purpose. We do not seek to act on behalf of them and have no official business relations with siddhagiri naturals.
Copyright 2021 Kshitij Patil
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