Bank Account Travis - Project Documentation

Project Overview

Name: bankaccount-travis

Description: Bank Account Management System - Java Spring Boot application with Maven build, Travis CI integration, and comprehensive test automation. Demonstrates TDD and object-oriented design principles.

Requirements

Java 8+ with Spring Boot framework
Maven for dependency management and build
JUnit for unit testing
In-memory repository for account storage
REST API endpoints for account operations

Project Structure

Source Code Organization

Source Root:
```
src/main/java
```
Test Root:
```
src/test/java
```
Build System: Maven

Entry Point:

src/main/java/com/danielwildt/api/WildtechBank.java

Directory Structure

Directory	Description
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/`	Main source code directory
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/api/`	REST API controllers and main application
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/model/`	Domain models (BankAccount)
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/db/`	Repository pattern implementation
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/console/`	Console application interface
`src/test/java/`	Unit tests following same package structure
`pom.xml`	Maven project configuration
`build.xml`	Ant build configuration (alternative)

Key Features

Bank account creation and management
Balance checking and withdrawal operations
In-memory account repository pattern
REST API with Spring Boot
Comprehensive unit test coverage
Travis CI continuous integration
Heroku deployment support

Technology Stack

Language: Java
Framework: Spring Boot 2.1.0
Test Framework: JUnit 4.12
Build Tool: Maven 3.x
Java Version: 1.8

API Endpoints

Method	Endpoint	Description
GET	`/balance?name={accountName}`	Check account balance
POST	`/add?name={accountName}&balance={amount}`	Create account
POST	`/withdraw?name={accountName}&value={amount}`	Withdraw from account

Code Conventions

Naming Conventions

Package Naming:
```
com.danielwildt.{module}
```
Class Naming: PascalCase for classes, camelCase for methods
Test Naming: TestClass naming convention with descriptive method names

Architecture Patterns

Repository Pattern: Interface + InMemory implementation
TDD Approach: Test-driven development methodology
Spring Boot: Convention over configuration principles

Project Structure

Source Root:

src/main/java

Test Root:

src/test/java

Build System: Maven

Entry Point:

src/main/java/com/danielwildt/api/WildtechBank.java

Directory	Description
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/`	Main source code directory
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/api/`	REST API controllers and main application
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/model/`	Domain models (BankAccount)
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/db/`	Repository pattern implementation
`src/main/java/com/danielwildt/console/`	Console application interface
`src/test/java/`	Unit tests following same package structure
`pom.xml`	Maven project configuration
`build.xml`	Ant build configuration (alternative)

Method

Endpoint

Description

GET

/balance?name={accountName}

Check account balance

POST

/add?name={accountName}&balance={amount}

Create account

POST

/withdraw?name={accountName}&value={amount}

Withdraw from account

Code Conventions

Package Naming:

com.danielwildt.{module}

Class Naming: PascalCase for classes, camelCase for methods

Test Naming: TestClass naming convention with descriptive method names

Repository Pattern: Interface + InMemory implementation

TDD Approach: Test-driven development methodology

Spring Boot: Convention over configuration principles

Bank Account Travis - Project Documentation

Bank Account Travis - Project Documentation

Project Overview

Requirements

Project Structure

Source Code Organization

Directory Structure

Key Features

Technology Stack

API Endpoints

Code Conventions

Naming Conventions

Architecture Patterns

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Bank Account Travis - Project Documentation

Project Overview

Requirements

Project Structure

Source Code Organization

Directory Structure

Key Features

Technology Stack

API Endpoints

Code Conventions

Naming Conventions

Architecture Patterns