To install Gradle on Mac just execute (if you have Homebrew installed) the following command:
$ brew install gradle
For those who don't have Homebrew installed, execute this command:
$ /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
Do the following steps to just build the project.
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ ./gradlew assemble
However if you want to execute tests too, then run:
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ ./gradlew build
Both will produce a build folder.
To run the unit tests of the application type the following commands:
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ ./gradlew test
In order to debug the tests, you can execute the following command to see the System.out.println("...")
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ ./gradlew check -i
To run this project as a Spring Boot application type the following commands:
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ ./gradlew bootRun
If there are any changes since last time you compile, the project will be recompiled too.
You can test the web application is running writing in your default web browser:
http://localhost:8080
Before you run the code, you must inicialize REDIS
First of all, you must download docker from de official page: https://www.docker.com/
When you are installing it, it will answer you if you want Linux or Windows containers, you must choose Linux ones.
Once it is installed, you must run Redis with the following command:
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ docker-compose -f redis.yml up
If you want to generate a WAR file to deploy it in a server just execute the following commands:
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ ./gradlew bootWar
Once the .war is generated, it can be deployed using the commands:
$ cd lab1-git-race
$ java -jar ./build/libs/lab1-git-race.war
This is a Web Application built with Spring Boot. Tests are made with JUnit. Tests to check if the API is working property uses Mock functions. This kind of functions are used only to check if the method calls this functions. It can check the kind of the parameters, etc.
The API can resolve the gcd with a POST request, i.e:
With postman:
