This project is currently deployed on http://www.myeportfolio.net.

• SpringBoot
• Lombok
• Spring Data JPA
• MySQL
• H2 in-memory DB
• Angular 9
• Ngx Formly
• Bootstrap
• NG-ZORRO
• TypeScript
• HTML
• CSS

1. Project scope
2. How to run the application
3. How to access the application
4. The general page breakdown
5. Advantages of the application

• Sign up and login.
• Manage account infomation.
• Create and edit a resume.
• Set the resume private or public.
• Create a shared link so that others can find and view his resume.

• Browse and view public resumes.
• Filter and sort resumes.
• View private resumes through shared links.

• Browse and view all resumes.
• Search users by username.
• Edit all resumes.
• Delete users.

• Navigate to the folder /e-portfolio/eportfolio-api under the command line
• Run the command to build the back-end program: gradle clean build
• Run the command to start the back-end server: java -jar ./build/libs/eportfolio-api-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
• Navigate to the folder /e-portfolio/eportfolio-ui under the command line
• Run the command to install npm: npm install
• Run the command to start the front-end server: ng serve

• You may access the website by accessing below url once the application is up and running.
• http://localhost:4200/
• There is a default admin account. Username: admin, password: 123456.

• Welcome page (URL: /#/, /#/welcome )
  • List of guide images
  • Sign in/Sign up button
  • Explore button
• Sign in/Sign up pages (URL: /#/login, /#/register )
  • Uses JWT (store the token in localStorage)
• CV page (URL: /#/cv )
  • List of user CV items
  • CRUD user CV items
  • CV share link button
• My account page (URL: /#/my_account )
  • RUD account information (no creating required)
• Security page (URL: /#/security )
  • private/public setting button
  • change password button
• Explore page (URL: /#/explore )
  • List of industry Fields for filtering cv
  • List of gender choices for filtering cv
  • List of public CV introductions
  • List of choices for ordering cv
• CV show page (URL: /#/cv-show?link=:userid, /#/cv-show?link=:token )
  • CV display page

• The back-end code follows the concept of aspect-oriented programming.
• The back-end server is stateless using JWT, easy to be auto-scaled and load balanced.
• Using java generics in back-end programming for all one-to-many user data, so that adding a user-to-many data type only needs to add one Java class without changing anything in controller, service, or repository.
• User identity JWT and share link use asymmetric encryption, so that a server other than the token-issuing server can verify the token by itself.
• The share link is secure, containing the permission to view a certain resume with a valid time, and cannot be forged.
• The front-end uses Ngx Formly and combines it with modal component to deal with lots of business logic of using the dynamic form, simplified a lot of similar code of handling form events and styles.
• The front-end customizes communication service between components using RxJS based on publish/subscribe model.