Task Manager API

About the Project

This application is designed for task management processes. Users can log in with different roles to create projects , assign tasks, and track progress.

Technologies Used

• Java 17
• Spring Boot
• Spring Security
• Redis
• PostgreSQL
• Docker
• OpenAPI

Prerequisites

• Java 17, Maven, Redis, PostgreSQL or Docker

Docker Run

• Please follow the below directions in order to build and run the application with Docker Compose;

$ git clone https://github.com/Bino26/task_manager.git
$ cd task_manager
$ make build

• You can reach the swagger-ui via http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/index.html

  Login with :
{
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "password": "password1234"
}
  for being able to access all endpoints

• You can use a GUI tool like RedisInsight to view and manage your cached Redis data.

Commands from Makefile

Command	Description
make build	Build app image with -DskipTests
make up	Start app and dependencies
make down	Stop and remove all running containers
make logs	View live logs from containers
make test	Run tests via Dockerfile.test + Testcontainers
make clean	Clean up all unused Docker resources

🙏 Kindly Note

Due to time constraints, the Postman collection may be missing or incomplete.
We kindly invite you to use the integrated Swagger Documentation to explore and interact with the API.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

🔧 Environment Configuration

All necessary environment variables are already registered directly in the docker-compose.yml file.
This setup is designed to help reviewers launch the project effortlessly without manual configuration.

⚠️ Deployment Note

If you plan to deploy this project in a production environment, do not use environment variables directly inside docker-compose.yml.
Instead, follow one of these best practices:

• Use a .env file and reference variables using ${VARIABLE_NAME} syntax.
• Configure environment variables directly in your deployment environment (e.g., CI/CD, cloud provider, or secrets manager).
• Use tools like Docker secrets or Spring Boot config servers to manage sensitive information securely.

🛡️ Keep credentials and sensitive values out of source control.

Contribute

Feel free to open a Pull Request or an issue !