Ebook website done by React and SpringBoot
The project is a web-based eBook management system developed using Spring Boot for the backend and React for the frontend. It provides a platform for users to browse, manage, and access a diverse range of eBooks. Utilizing JWT for secure authentication, the system allows users to sign in and perform actions based on their roles (e.g., readers, administrators). The backend is built with a RESTful architecture, offering various endpoints for user management, eBook cataloging, and transaction processing. The frontend offers a user-friendly interface for seamless interaction with these services.
In the project directory, you can run:
Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.
The page will reload if you make edits.
You will also see any lint errors in the console.
Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
See the section about running tests for more information.
Builds the app for production to the build folder.
It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.
The build is minified and the filenames include the hashes.
Your app is ready to be deployed!
Authentication Endpoints User Registration
POST /api/auth/register Registers a new user. Checks for existing email. Body: User details (UserDto). User Login
POST /api/auth/login Authenticates user and returns JWT. Body: User credentials. Book Management Endpoints Create Book
POST /api/book/ Adds a new book entry. Parameters: BookDto, MultipartFile. Update Book
POST /api/book/update Updates an existing book. Parameters: BookDto, MultipartFile. Get All Books with Pagination
GET /api/book/books Retrieves paginated list of books. Query Parameters: pageNo, pageSize, sortBy, sortDir. Get All Books
GET /api/book/ Retrieves all books. Get Book by ID
GET /api/book/{id} Retrieves a single book. Path Variable: id. Delete Book
GET /api/book/delete/{id} Deletes a book. Path Variable: id. Count Books
GET /api/book/count Returns total book count. Get All Users
GET /api/book/getUser Retrieves all users. Update Profile
POST /api/book/updateProfile Updates a user profile. Body: User. Search Books
GET /api/book/search Searches books. Query Parameter: ch. Book Order Endpoints Create Order
GET /api/bookOrder/{paymentType} Creates a new order. Path Variable: paymentType. Get Order by User
GET /api/bookOrder/order Retrieves user's orders. Get All Orders
GET /api/bookOrder/orders Retrieves all orders. Update Order Status
GET /api/bookOrder/updateStatus/{id}/{st} Updates order status. Path Variables: id, st. Cart Management Endpoints Create Cart
POST /api/cart/ Adds a new cart entry. Body: CartDto. Check Cart
POST /api/cart/check Checks user's cart. Body: CartDto. Get All Carts by User
GET /api/cart/ Retrieves user's cart items. Update Cart Quantity
POST /api/cart/updateQuan/{id}/{quantity} Updates item quantity. Path Variables: id, quantity. Delete Cart Item
GET /api/cart/deleteCart/{id} Removes cart item. Path Variable: id. Category Management Endpoints Create Category
POST /api/categories/ Creates a new category. Body: CategoryDto. Get Category by ID
GET /api/categories/{id} Retrieves a category. Path Variable: id. Get All Categories
GET /api/categories/ Retrieves all categories. Update Category
PUT /api/categories/{id} Updates a category. Path Variable: id. Body: CategoryDto. Delete Category
DELETE /api/categories/{id} Deletes a category. Path Variable: id. File Management Endpoint Download Image File
GET /{imgName} Serves an image file. Path Variable: imgName.
You now have a spring boot application with a React frontend. During development, you can now run the application
using React-scripts by running cd ebook; npm start, and you'll have all the benefits of rapid application
development with hot reloads and everything you might wish for, while being able to deploy the application to test
and production environments as a single artifact.
Happy hacking!