Welcome to the BforBank MoneyPot Microservice. This project is a part of the technical test for BforBank's internship program. The microservice is designed to manage a "MoneyPot" for each customer. Every time a customer makes a purchase, the merchant can add a certain amount to the customer's MoneyPot. The customer can check their MoneyPot at any time to see if it is available. A MoneyPot is considered available if the customer has made at least 3 purchases and has a minimum of €10 in their MoneyPot.

The microservice is built using Java, Spring Boot, SQL, and Maven. It exposes a REST API for managing the MoneyPots.

• Add rights management with a canExecute method at usecase level
• Add Deployment
• Add environment management (to prepare deployment)
• Add E2E tests
• Add coverage check to prevent pull request to be merged if test coverage is not enough
• Add a small front to interact with the API

• Java 17
• Maven

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.

git clone git@github.com:MisterAzix/technical-test-bforbank.git

2. Navigate to the project directory.

cd technical-test-bforbank

3. Build the project using Maven.

mvn clean install

4. Launch database using Docker.

docker-compose up -d

5. Run the application.

mvn spring-boot:run

Project available at http://localhost:8080

1. View moneypot containing 15€ and 3 transactions, available is true

2. View moneypot containing 20€ but only 2 transactions, available is false

3. Adding money to moneypot

4. View a not found moneypot

• Maxence BREUILLES (@MisterAzix)