FND Games Store

This is a modern web app - Games Store, made as a learning project. This microservice-based games store is composed of microservices developed with Spring(Java) and using React for the UI. Feel free to check out our work.

Preview

Getting started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and run it on your machine.

Prerequisites

• Stable Docker and Docker Compose versions installed on your machine.

Installation

Clone repository (or download it as .zip archive)

git clone https://github.com/Friendly-neighborhood-development/Fnd_games_store.git

• Move to project folder

  cd Fnd_games_store
  

• Build and run application with Compose

(first start can take a lot of time, so please be patient)

docker compose up

• Note that, if your machine has lower than 8Gb RAM, please use script for sequential docker images build

  chmod +x low_ram_build.sh 
  

  and

  ./low_ram_build.sh 
  

  After build is completed run application with Compose

  docker compose up
  

  Now enjoy 🙂

Frontend stack

• React - UI library
• Tailwind CSS - CSS framework
• HeadlessUI - unstyled, fully accessible UI components
• Heroicons - SVG icons
• Redux (Redux Toolkit) - state manager
• Typescript - JavaScript that scales
• Axios - library for HTTP requests
• Npm - package manager

Backend stack

• Java 8
• Spring: Boot, Data, Web, MVC, Security with Jwt
• Spring Cloud: Gateway, Config server, Eureka, OpenFeign
• Message broker: Apache Kafka
• ORM: Hibernate
• Caching: Caffeine
• Databases: PostgreSQL, H2, Redis
• Build automation tool: Gradle
• Testing: Junit5, Mockito
• Deployment: Docker, Docker Compose
• Miscellaneous: Lombok

Architecture

Games service database scheme

Login service database scheme

Orders service database scheme

Features

• Service discovery performed by Netflix Eureka
• Security is built upon Spring Security with Jwt technologies
• Load balancing performed by Spring Cloud Gateway
• Service configuration provided by Spring Cloud Config
• Games avatars stores as base64 strings in databases

Authors

• Frontend: Andrew Semenov
• Backend: Sergey Podgorny

We will be glad to see ur feedback 😉