Self contained service exposing a HTTP REST API with an embedded H2 database to manage accounts and their balances.

• Java 8
• H2 Database
• Javalin
• Gradle
• JUnit
• Mockito

You can develop and run this application using an IDE such as IntelliJ IDEA.

This can also be done via a command line terminal (examples given using bash shell).

./gradlew test

Output found as ./build/libs/account-manager-*.jar

./gradlew jar

./gradlew run

JUnit and Mockito are used for Unit testing. Functional tests are tagged with the annotation @Tag("Functional"), they also use the UniRest REST testing tool.

Example curl HTTP request to get account 12345678 balance:

curl --location --request GET 'http://localhost:8080/api/account/balance/12345678'

Example curl HTTP request to transfer 120 from account 12345678 to account 88888888:

curl --location --request POST 'http://localhost:8080/api/account/transfer/from/12345678/to/88888888/amount/120'

Configuration can be supplied optionally via environment variables.

Optional environment variables:

• ACCOUNT_MANAGER_PORT - integer, defaults to 8080
• ACCOUNT_MANAGER_H2_URL - H2 JDBC string, defaults to jdbc:h2:./database/account-manager-db
• ACCOUNT_MANAGER_H2_USERNAME - string, defaults to empty
• ACCOUNT_MANAGER_H2_PASSWORD - string, defaults to empty