Midas core development #115
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- Added required Spring Boot dependencies to pom.xml: - spring-boot-starter-data-jpa (3.2.5) - spring-boot-starter-web (3.2.5) - spring-kafka (3.1.4) - h2 (2.2.224) - spring-boot-starter-test (3.2.5) - spring-kafka-test (3.1.4) - kafka from org.testcontainers (1.19.1) - Created application.properties with: - Kafka topic configuration - H2 database configuration - JPA/Hibernate settings - TaskOneTests now runs successfully with all dependencies
- Added application.yml with Kafka topic configuration - Created KafkaTransactionListener to receive and log transactions - Added KafkaConfig with producer and consumer configurations - Fixed JSON serialization for Transaction objects - Successfully integrated Kafka into Midas Core Task 2 completed: Kafka listener receives transactions from topic
- Created TransactionRecord entity with JPA annotations and relationships - Added TransactionRecordRepository for database operations - Updated UserRepository to include findByName method - Created TransactionService with validation and processing logic - Created UserService for user operations - Updated KafkaTransactionListener to use TransactionService - Implemented transaction validation (sender/recipient exists, sufficient balance) - Added balance updates and transaction recording - Created WaldorfBalanceTest to verify functionality Task 3 completed: H2 database integration with transaction validation and recording Waldorf's final balance: 444 (rounded down)
- Created Incentive entity class for API responses - Updated TransactionRecord entity to include incentive field - Created IncentiveService for REST API communication - Added RestConfig with RestTemplate bean - Updated TransactionService to call incentive API after validation - Implemented incentive logic: recipient gets transaction amount + incentive - Added WilburBalanceTest to verify functionality - Started incentive API service on port 8080 Task 4 completed: Incentive API integration with transaction processing Wilbur's final balance: 3476 (rounded down)
- Created BalanceController with /balance endpoint on port 33400 - Added GET endpoint that accepts userId parameter and returns Balance object - Returns balance 0.0 for non-existent users as required - Updated application.yml to configure server port 33400 - Fixed TransactionService to use UserService instead of direct repository access - Successfully tested with TaskFiveTests showing all user balances
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Added required Spring Boot dependencies to pom.xml:
Created application.properties with:
TaskOneTests now runs successfully with all dependencies