An API for sandwiches. 🍞🍅🍗🥑🍖
- GET /sandwich/{string}
Gets a sandwich with name string.
- POST /sandwich
Submits a new sandwich to the database. Sandwich data should be in the POST body, of the form:
{
"name": {string},
"chicken-count": {int},
"ham-count": {int},
"lettuce-count": {int},
"mozzarella-count": {int},
"bacon-count": {int},
"avocado-count": {int}
}
Returned body is {"result": "success"} if the sandwich was successfully persisted, {"result": "failure"} if it was not. Failure is guaranteed if a sandwich with that name has already been POSTed.
I wanted to practice and demonstrate my Clojure capabilities. This is a mini-API about sandwiches with certain quantities of chicken, ham, lettuce, mozzarella, bacon, and avocado, but its main purpose is to show that I can use Ring, Compojure, JDBC, and PostgreSQL in Clojure.
This is code mainly for reading, not running. It does run, but you would need to set up a PostgreSQL database at localhost:5432 with user postgres and password admin, unless you wanted to modify the hardcoded permissions.
Maybe I'll get around to parsing a config file or some flags on startup one day. We'll see!
BIG CAVEAT: nothing has been done to sanitize the strings submitted to the GET /sandwich/{string} route, so this would obviously not be secure!