jag-pcss-criminal

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Recommended Tools

• Intellij
• Docker
• Docker Compose
• Maven
• Java 11
• Lombok

Summary

Project Structure

Required Environmental Variables

BASIC_AUTH_PASS: The password for the basic authentication. This can be any value for local.

BASIC_AUTH_USER: The username for the basic authentication. This can be any value for local.

ORDS_HOST: The url for ords rest package.

SPLUNK_HTTP_URL: The url for the spluck hec. For local splunk this value should be 127.0.0.1:8088 for remote do not include /services/collector.

SPLUNK_TOKEN: The bearer token to authenticate the application.

SPLUNK_INDEX: The index that the application will push logs to. The index must be created in splunk

Building the Project

1. Set intellij to use java 11 for the project modals and sdk
2. Run mvn compile
3. Make sure target/generated-sources/xjc folder in included in module path for pcss-models and pcss-secure-modals

Running the Project

Option A) Intellij

1. Create intellij run configuration from PCSS Application
2. Set env variables. See the .env-template
3. Run the application

Option B) Jar

1. Run mvn package
2. Run java -jar ./target/pcss-application.jar

Option C) Docker

1. Run mvn package
2. Run docker build -t pcss-civil-api . from root folder
3. Run docker run -p 8080:8080 pcss-civil-api

Option D) Docker Compose

1. Run mvn package
2. Run docker-compose up pcss-civil-api

Option D) Eclipse

1. Clone the project into a local folder.
2. Import the Maven project using the Maven Project Import Wizard.
3. Set Variables either as Windows/Linux Environmental variables or POM goal Environment Variables:

BASIC_AUTH_PASS

BASIC_AUTH_USER

ORDS_HOST

SPLUNK_HTTP_URL

SPLUNK_TOKEN

SPLUNK_INDEX

4. Create POM goals: clean install, spring-boot:run (when running locally).

Pre Commit

1. Do not commit \CRLF use unix line enders
2. Run the linter mvn spotless:apply

JaCoCo Coverage Report

1. Run mvn clean verify
2. Open pcss-code-coverage/target/site/jacoco-aggregate/index.html in a browser