Snippr is a "pastebin like" REST api. This is my first ever published Spring Boot application which was written solely to practice my coding skils. Every code review and constructive criticism is much welcomed.

• Adding, creating, modifying and deleting snippets
• Account management
• JWT authentication and authorization

• Java 8
• Spring Boot 1.5.10
• Spring Security
• Hibernate 5.2.12
• MySQL
• Lombok
• Maven
• JJWT 0.9.0
• JUnit 4.12
• SpringFox 2.8.0

• User resource

  • POST /user - registers new user

  • POST /user/login - returns jwt token when correct creditentials provided

  • GET /user/{id} - returns user with specified id (secured)

  • PUT /user/{id} - updates user with specified id (secured)

  • DELETE /user/{id} - deletes existing user with specified id (secured)

• Snippet resource

  • POST /snippet - creates new snippet

  • GET /snippet/{id} - returns snippet with specified id

  • PUT /snippet/{id} - updates snippet with specified id (secured)

  • DELETE /snippet/{id} - deletes snippet with specified id (secured)

snippet {
    "id": 2,
    "title": "example title",
    "content": "example content",
    "syntaxHighlighting": "JAVA",
    "expiryDate": 1577841071,
    "owner": null,
    "dateAdded": 1519295029,
    "lastModified": 1519295029
}

id - read-only, snippet id
title - read-write, snippet title (not null)
content - read-write, snippet content (not nul)
syntaxHighlighting - read-write, programming language used in this snippet (null = plaintext)
expiryDate - read-write, epoch timestamp, after this date snippet won't be viewable (null = never)
owner - read-only, snippet owner id (null = posted by anonymous)
dateAdded - read-only, epoch timestamp, date at whch snippet was added
lastModified - read-only, epoch timestamp, date at which snippet was last modified

supported syntaxHighlighting values can be found in ProgrammingLanguages enum in 
src/main/java/pl/szotaa/snippr/snippet/validation/ProgrammingLanguageValidator.java

user {
    "id": 1,
    "username": "admin",
    "pasword": "hehe",
    "dateAdded": 1519233691,
    "lastModified": 1519233691
}

id - read-only, user id
username - read-write, username (not null, min 5, max 50)
password - write-only, pasword (not null, min 8, max 60)
dateAdded - read-only, epoch timestamp, date at whch user registred
lastModified - read-only, epoch timestamp, date at which user was last modified

Snippr needs 3 env variables to launch properly:

• DB_URL - database connection url (for example: jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/snippr )
• DB_USERNAME - database conection username
• DB_PASSWORD - database connection password

Launching Snippr with swagger profile will enable /api-docs endpoint containing swagger2 json.

Register new account:

POST /user { "username": "exampleUsername", "password": "examplePassword" }

Log in:

POST /user/login { "username": "exampleUsername", "password": "examplePassword" }

This wil return JWT string in response Authorization header

Add new Snippet:

POST /snippet { "title": "example title", "content": "example content" "expiryDate": "1577841071", "syntaxHighlighting": "JAVA" }

Adding Authorization header containing your JWT token from /user/login will 
result in adding this snippet as yours (you wil be able to delete and edit it)
Fields exipryDate and syntaxHighlighting are optional.

To log in as admin use:

POST /user/login { "username": "admin", "password": "hehe" }

Admin account is inserted on database creation from resources/import.sql file.

• Signing JWT claims throws an exception

• Improve documentation

• More unit tests

• Integration tests

• Improve error handling