Converts OpenAPI 3.0 definitions to Plant UML text for visualisation of your API.
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Converts OpenAPI 3.0 definitions to Plant UML text for visualisation of your API.
Merge and Serve OpenAPI/Swagger Documents
This project is a simplified REST API developed in Spring framework that allows the management of products and orders of a virtual store with ease.
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Tech-Stack - Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Swagger2, MySQL-Database, Spring Security for authorization, JWT to Authenticate
Sample project to demonstrate OpenAPI Swagger configuration in Guice grizzly jersey example.
This project serves as a basic example of how to connect a Spring Boot application to a MongoDB database. It provides a foundation for building more complex applications that require NoSQL data storage.
REST API for a concert/festival review web application using Spring Boot
Role-based Finance Dashboard Backend API using Spring Boot, JWT, PostgreSQL, and Flyway
User, instructor and gym training management system using Java, Spring Boot, Postgres, Maven, Spring Web, Spring Data JPA, Spring DevTools, Swagger, Lombok and Validation
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Software Engineering Job Simulation on Forage Task -1 In this Job Simulation I'll be stepping into the role of a back-end developer tasked with designing a RESTful web service using Java Spring Boot and GreenLake Cloud Platform.
Distributed Music API that is generated with openapi
SpringBoot microservice that allows the user to enter an expired boleto code and receive interest and penalty values
Spring Boot 4.1.0 + Java 26 REST API for restaurant table reservations. Features JWT authentication, Keycloak for OAuth2/OIDC IAM, role-based access, Spring Security, concurrent data access, smallest-fit table allocation, hourly time slots, view/delete own reservations, image endpoints, H2 persistence, Swagger UI, Actuator, and Jakarta Validation.
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