After cloning the repository, run cp .env.example .env and docker compose up.

The application exposes the following endpoints:

• POST /accounts with body {"name": "SOME ACCOUNT NAME", "email": "SOME_ACCOUNT_EMAIL"}: creates a new account
• POST /auth/login with body {"email": "CREATED_ACCOUNT_EMAIL", "password": "GENERATED_PASSWORD"}: returns an account auth token. The password is generated randomly after registering an account and printed in the auth service logs (docker compose logs auth).
• GET /accounts with header Authorization: Bearer ACCOUNT_AUTH_TOKEN: show the authenticated account data
• PUT /accounts with header Authorization: Bearer ACCOUNT_AUTH_TOKEN and body {"name": "SOME ACCOUNT NAME", "email": SOME_ACCOUNT_EMAIL"}: updates the authenticated account data. In case the email is changed, it's propagated to the auth service, meaning that the following auth requests should be made with the new email.
• GET /simulate-account-creation, at port 8080, simulates an account being created via the PHP application