restaurant-order-system is a back end web microservice system, using Java, Spring Boot, Spring Data, Spring Cloud, RabbitMQ and H2.

• RabbitMQ: process payment asynchronously for preventing a hard handling with too many orders

• Eureka: services registration and discovery

• Hystrix: services fall and gracefully degrade

• restaurant-information-provider : provide restaurant information, item information, order information for other services and do R/W for Database

• restaurant-information-retrieval: search restaurants by name and items

• restaurant-items-order: order items clients select

• restaurant-items-payment: pay items by providing Credit Card information

• restaurant-payment-processor: confirm payment information and notify client the success or failure of payment

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Java JDK 1.8
Maven
Docker

Change your current Location to restaurant-order-system

$ cd ../restaurant-order-system

Create executable jar files

$ mvn clean install

Go into target and run jar files, in turn, by above Services' introduction order.

$ java -jar [jar file]

Integration test and MockMvc test run automatically while building jar files.

Use Google App Postman and to test

• restaurant-information-provider test :

  1. set Postman's Http method as Post

  2. input url: http://localhost:8080/restaurantInfo

  3. upload restaurant information data from restaurantInfo.json

  4. return restaurant information

• restaurant-information-retrieval test:

  1. set Postman's Http method as Get

  2. input url: http://localhost:8088/restaurantName/{name}

  3. get items of restaurant's name containing {name}

• restaurant-items-order test:

  1. set Postman's Http method as Post

  2. input url: http://localhost:9006/items/order/

  3. upload clients' requests such as note, account, address from orderInfo.json

  4. data will be saved in database and return order information

• restaurant-items-payment test:

  1. set Postman's Http method as Post

  2. input url: http://localhost:9007/checkout/

  3. upload Clients' credit card information from bankInfo.json

  4. data will be saved in database and return payment information

• restaurant-payment-processor test:

  1. check database if orderInfo's isPaid field is set true