In this repository, we've implemented a proof of concept showing how easy it is to implement a REST API using Spring Boot.
Run a MySQL server, create a database and modify the applications.properties file accordingly.
Run the API using the command
mvn clean spring-boot:run
and, once the server is started, issue in the MySQL command line:
INSERT INTO role(name) Values ('ROLE_ADMIN'), ('ROLE_USER');
Download Postman and import the file EVENT_API_Postman.json.
You will first have to sign up and admin by using the following request body:
{
"username": ${USERNAME},
"password": ${PASSWORD},
"role":[
"admin"
],
"amountInWallet": ${AMOUNT}
}
Once signed in, the admin will be able to create events and ticket types.
Then, you'll have to sign up a regular user by omitting the role field from the request body and will be able to buy tikets and check the tickets that were already purchased.