1. Install docker
2. Clone the repo
3. Ensure sub-derictory DB exists under the project root. If not create an empty directory DB under the project root
4. Run docker-compose up -d This will fetch PHP, MySQL and PYTHON Docker images, launch apache on http://localhost:8080, REST API on http://localhost:5000 and MySQL on port 3306 5.1. Note that during building up Docker will ask for permissions to store data on you file system. Allow all requests.
5. If you want to stop the service just run docker-compose down

Note If you have troubles running Docker, you'll need to check if Virtualization is enabled in the BIOS settings. Video on how to check that here

• Use your favorite sql client to connect to http://localhost:3306 and credentials root/pass

• Note that application comes with pre registered users and one admin. All users have password pass123. You may check their specifics from DB.
• Admin user is [email protected]

• Create User

   POST /users
   {
      "title" : "<Mr./Mrs.>",
      "first_name" : "<user_firstName>",
      "sir_name" : "<user_surName>",
      "country" : "<user_country>",
      "city" : "<user_city>",
      "email": "<user_email>",
      "password": "<hashed_password>",
      "is_admin": <true/false>
   }

• List Users

   GET /users

• List User details

   GET /users/<:id>

• Delete User

   DELETE /users/<:id>

• Update User

   PUT /users/<:id>
   {
      "title" : "<Mr./Mrs.>",
      "first_name" : "<user_firstName>",
      "sir_name" : "<user_surName>",
      "country" : "<user_country>",
      "city" : "<user_city>",
      "email": "<user_email>"
   }

• Login with user (for the www aims)

   POST /login
   {
      "email": "<user_email>",
      "password": "<hashed_password>"
   }