The wedding industry is a massive and growing market worldwide, but planning and managing a wedding can be stressful and time-consuming. This project aims to create a wedding app that helps to solve common issues related to wedding events.
The wedding planning app will be designed to make it easy for couples to plan and organize their wedding events. The app will provide a platform for couples to create a checklist of tasks that need to be done before, during, and after the wedding. The app will also offer a comprehensive directory of vendors such as florists, photographers, caterers, and other service providers that can be used for the wedding event.
In addition to the vendor directory, the wedding planning app will also offer a platform for couples to manage their guest lists, invitations, and RSVPs. The app will have features that allow couples to customize their wedding invitations, track responses, and send reminders to guests who haven't responded.
Furthermore, the app will provide a timeline and countdown to the wedding day, allowing couples to stay on track with their wedding planning. The app will also offer a budget calculator, which will help couples to stay within their budget, and manage all wedding expenses. The app will also provide a platform for guests to share photos and comments during and after the wedding, creating a virtual wedding album.
Overall, this wedding planning app will provide a one-stop solution for couples to plan, organize, and manage their wedding events, reducing stress and saving time.
The following requirements are needed to run this project
- Programming Language: Java
- Framework: Spring Boot
- Database: Postgres
- Messaging: Kafka
- Testing: JUnit, Mockito
- Build: Maven, Docker
- CI/CD: Docker, Jenkins, AWS
- IDE: Apache NetBeans 12.4
Getting Started Prerequisites You will need the following software installed on your local machine:
Docker Docker Compose Starting the Services To start the microservices, navigate to the project directory and run the following command:
Copy code docker-compose up This will start the following services:
Discovery Service (Eureka) at http://localhost:8761 Gateway Service (API Gateway) at http://localhost:8008 User Service at http://localhost:8082 Wedding Microservice at http://localhost:8083 Grafana at http://localhost:3000 Prometheus at http://localhost:9090 Jenkins at http://localhost:8080 PgAdmin at http://localhost:5050 Mailhog at http://localhost:8025 You can access each service by navigating to its corresponding URL.
Stopping the Services To stop the services, press Ctrl+C in the terminal window where the docker-compose up command was executed.
Configuration By default, the following ports are used:
Discovery Service (Eureka) - 8761 Gateway Service (API Gateway) - 8008 User Service - 8082 Wedding Microservice - 8083 Grafana - 3000 Prometheus - 9090 Jenkins - 8080 PgAdmin - 5050 Mailhog - 8025 You can modify the ports used by editing the docker-compose.yml file.
Built With Docker Postgres Java Spring Boot Eureka API Gateway User Service Wedding Microservice Grafana Prometheus Jenkins PgAdmin Mailhog Authors David Tega License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.