muhammed-safwat/todo-backend

This Java Spring Boot application is designed to manage to-do lists and provide user authentication with email and password. It also supports social login and registration for user convenience

To-Do Application (Back end)

Overview

This Java Spring Boot application is designed to manage to-do lists and provide user authentication with email and password. It also supports social login and registration for user convenience.

Features

• Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations for to-do items.
• User authentication with email and password.
• Social login and registration using popular social media platforms.
• Secure and easy-to-use API endpoints for managing tasks and user accounts.

Class Digram

Technology

• Java 11: The application is built using Java 11, harnessing its robust features and compatibility.

• Spring Boot: The project is based on the Spring Boot framework, providing a strong foundation for building web applications.

  • spring-boot-starter-data-jpa: For data access using JPA.
  • spring-boot-starter-security: Enabling security features.
  • spring-boot-starter-web: Facilitating web application development.

• OAuth2 Support: The following dependencies are used for social login:

  • spring-security-oauth2-client: Supporting OAuth2 client functionality.
  • spring-security-oauth2-jose: Handling OAuth2 JSON Web Tokens (JWT).

• Database Connectivity: The application connects to a database using:

  • mysql-connector-java: A MySQL JDBC driver for database interaction.

• API Documentation: API documentation is made possible with:

  • springdoc-openapi-starter-webmvc-ui: Providing OpenAPI documentation and Swagger UI for API exploration.

• Lombok: Reducing boilerplate code in Java classes, enhancing code readability.

• MapStruct: Simplifying object mapping, allowing easy conversion between data transfer objects (DTOs) and entity objects.

• Log4j2: Logging is configured with Log4j2 for effective application log management.

• Spring Boot DevTools: Streamlining development with automatic application restarts during development.

• Spring Boot Starter Mail: Enabling email functionality for features such as password reset and email notifications.

• Spring Boot Starter Validation: Supporting input and data validation for improved data integrity.

• JJWT (Java JWT): Handling JSON Web Tokens in Java applications, facilitated by the following dependencies:

  • jjwt-api, jjwt-impl, jjwt-jackson.

These primary technologies and dependencies form the core of the application, enabling the development of a secure and feature-rich to-do application with user authentication and social login capabilities.