Freddy's BBQ

Freddy's BBQ - Order & Delivery
This project provides backend and frontend services for managing food orders and deliveries at Freddy's BBQ.
It includes REST APIs for placing orders and tracking deliveries.

📌 Entry Points(Currently not available. Please Check: Deploy Locally)

• Welcome Page (Menu)
  • Displays the available menu items and initiates an order
• Delivery Overview (STAFF ONLY)
  • Internal dashboard for tracking deliveries
• API Documentation (Swagger UI)
  • Provides OpenAPI documentation for available REST endpoints

🛠 Technologies Used

• Backend:
  • Java 21 (Spring Boot)
  • Spring Web & REST in a microservice architecture
  • Hibernate & Spring Data JPA (PostgreSQL)
  • OpenAPI documentation using Springdoc Swagger UI
  • SMTP Mails
• Frontend:
  • Thymeleaf, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Testing:
  • JUnit & Mockito for unit and integration tests
  • Testcontainers for database and service testing
• DevOps:
  • GitLab CI/CD Pipeline with a Docker registry
  • GitHub CI Pipeline
  • Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline
  • Deploy via ssh on Hetzner
  • Deployment on Render.com
  • Docker & Docker Compose for containerized deployment
  • Gradle for build automation

🚀 Deploy Locally

Run all Microservices using Docker Compose

You can run all microservices using docker-compose.yml. Ensure you have Docker Desktop installed and running.

  docker-compose up

After running the command, the following services will be available:

• Customer Frontend → http://localhost:4200
• Staff Frontend → http://localhost:4300
• Order Backend (API) → http://localhost:8080
• Delivery Backend (API) → http://localhost:8081
• Mail Backend (API) → http://localhost:8010

Running the Release Version

To save costs when hosting on Render.com, the microservices are combined into a single deployment.
The release version merges all required services into one application (see Dockerfile in the root directory).

To start the release version:

  docker-compose -f docker-compose-release.yml up