atkaksoy501 / HealTripBackend

HealTrip
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Dev atakan #70

Closed atkaksoy501 closed 7 months ago

atkaksoy501 commented 7 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a comprehensive overhaul of a Java Spring Boot application, focusing on deploying to Azure, enhancing the database schema, and expanding the application's functionality. It includes automation of deployment, restructuring of the database, and addition of numerous RESTful API controllers, service interfaces, entity classes, and security configurations. This transformation aims to facilitate smoother operations, improved user management, and a more robust application architecture.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/cicd.yml Introduced GitHub Actions workflow for Azure deployment
Data.sql & Schema.sql Updated primary keys, added active field, renamed schema, and introduced new tables
src/main/java/.../DTO/UserDTO.java
src/main/java/.../business/DTOs/*
Added DTO classes for user and various requests/responses
src/main/java/.../HealTripApplication.java Updated JavaMailSender and ModelMapper configuration
src/main/java/.../api/controllers/* Added RESTful API controllers for entity management
src/main/java/.../business/abstracts/*
src/main/java/.../business/concretes/*
Introduced interfaces and implemented services for business logic
src/main/java/.../core/entities/BaseEntity.java
src/main/java/.../entities/*
Introduced base entity and updated entity classes
src/main/java/.../core/utilities/mapping/* Added ModelMapper configuration and service
src/main/java/.../dataAccess/* Introduced data access interfaces for CRUD operations
src/main/java/.../security/* Added security configurations and user authentication
src/main/resources/banner.txt
src/test/java/.../*
Introduced project banner and test cases

🐰✨

In the realm of code, where changes abound,
A rabbit hopped in, with updates profound.
From schema to server, through fields of Java Spring,
It leapt over hurdles, making APIs sing.

With security tight and deployment so sleek,
This bunny’s work made the application peak.
🌟🚀🐰


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