Add Spring Security to Java API Server Template with default User Credentials #238
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This PR adds Spring Security with basic authentication to the Java API server template
Changes Made
Added Spring Security dependency (
spring-boot-starter-security) topom.xmlImplemented in-memory authentication with a configurable default user
Secured all endpoints with HTTP Basic Authentication
Authentication Details
Default Credentials
usertempEmployeeCan edit these and add as per required .
I have personally used and tested this setup worked with postman as well, Further there are not tests written for this api security integration can be included.