Lab 3 - Spring Data I

In this lab you will develop a Product Review Application.

Requirements

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• Make domain models for

  • Category with id and name.
    • A Category can have many Products.
  • Product with id, name, price and rating.
    • A Product can belong to only one Category.
  • User with id, email, password, firstName, lastname.
    • User can create many Reviews.
    • User can have only one Address.
  • Address with id, street, zip and city.
    • An Address can belong to only one User.
  • Review with id, comment.
    • A Review can only belong to one User.

• Implement CRUD operations and build REST API for all domain models.

• Implement the following queries by using Naming Convention and JPQL. Create REST endpoints for them.

  • Find all products that cost more than minPrice.
  • Find all products in cat category and cost less than maxPrice.
  • Find all products that contain keyword in the name.
  • Find reviews of the product whose id is id.

Technical Details

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• Use n-tier software architecture model.
• Use DTOs.
• PostgreSQL is recommended as a Relational Database system.
• Populate your database with dummy data using data.sql.

Submission

• Create a postman collection that includes sample requests for all of your endpoints.
• Fork the repository and push your changes.
• Once you finished your project, send a Pull Request. (Send only one Pull Request once you finish the assignment.)

Important Notes

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• You are not allowed to share codes with your classmates. If detected, you will get NC.
• For pairs:
  • Individual's work will be checked from the commits.
  • Share tasks evenly and fairly.
  • To have a clearer understanding of pair programming:

    • Pair programming is an agile software development technique in which two programmers work together at one workstation. One, the driver, writes code while the other, the observer or navigator reviews each line of code as it is typed in. The two programmers switch roles frequently.

    • Wikipedia

• Remember to respect the code honor submission policy. All written code must be original. Presenting something as one’s own work when it came from another source is plagiarism and is forbidden.

• Plagiarism is a very serious thing in all American academic institutions and is guarded against vigilantly by every professor.