Pixel Tactics - Users Microservice

This is the users microservice of Pixel Tactics. This service focuses on handling user data such as authentication, user statistics, etc.

Installing

First, you need to setup the environment variables. You can create .env file in the root directory to do this step. Below are the required envs:

• JDBC_DATABASE_URL: URL for PostgreSQL database. Example: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/pixel_tactics.
• JDBC_DATABASE_USERNAME: Username for the database. Example: postgres.
• JDBC_DATABASE_PASSWORD: Password for teh database.
• JWT_SECRET_KEY: Secret key for internal JWT encryption process.
• JWT_EXPIRATION_TIME: JWT Token expiration time in milliseconds.
• MICROSERVICE_SECRET_KEY: Secret key to protect the microservice interaction endpoints. Include this key in X-SERVICE-SECRET HTTP header for any service that needs to interact with this service via endpoints.
• RABBITMQ_HOST: Hostname for RabbitMQ server.
• RABBITMQ_PORT: Port for RabbitMQ server. It is usually 5672.
• RABBITMQ_USERNAME: Username for RabbitMQ server.
• RABBITMQ_PASSWORD: Password for RabbitMQ server.

After setting up the environment variables, you need to install dependencies.

mvn install

After installing the required dependencies, ensure that the Match Microservice and RabbitMQ server is active. Then, to run this service, run:

mvn spring-boot:run

Developers

• Meervix (Emyr298)