DRONE SERVICE - JAVA 11 - APACHE MAVEN - H2 DATABASE

Summary of Service: Drone Service for transporting Medical supplies. Service can: - create drones - create medication with picture file - load medications to drone in bulk - offload medications from drone in bulk - check all medications on a given drone - get battery capacity for any given drone - get all drones by given state - store battery percentage log using cronjob

Setup: No setup required, clone project and open in IntelliJ IDE and run. Runs on port 8080. Checkout application.properties file for more info.

OR 

Run "mvn spring-boot:run" in terminal

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Build & Run with Dockerfile

Endpoints & Sample Payload:

1.  POST --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone -- Creates a drone with sample payload below
    {
        "model": "LIGHTWEIGHT",
        "weight": 30,
        "batteryCapacity": 85,
        "state": "IDLE"
    }

2.  GET --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone/id/{serial} -- Get drone by serial

3.  GET --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone/id/{serial}/batteryPercentage  -- Get Battery percentage of a drone

4.  GET --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone/id/{serial}/medications  -- Get all medications loaded on a drone

5.  GET --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone/all?state=IDLE -- Get all drones by state

6.  PUT --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone/id/{serial}/medications/add -- Load medications to drone using list
        of medication codes, like sample payload below:
    {
        "medicationCodes": [
            "RFcBRUs0O7"
        ]
    }

7.  PUT --> localhost:8080/api/v1/drone/id/{serial}/medications/remove -- Unload medications to drone using list
        of medication codes, like sample payload below:
    {
        "medicationCodes": [
            "RFcBRUs0O7"
        ]
    }

8.  POST --> localhost:8080/api/v1/medication/?name=Testing14&weight=20 -- Create new medication with name & weight 
        params, then add file to upload in request body as form-data

9.  GET --> localhost:8080/api/v1/droneBatteryLog/id/{serial} -- Get all battery logs by drone serial

More Information:

- For file to save successfuly, change the filePath in MedicationServiceImpl to a location on your
    local PC

- In production, instead of saving the file to hardcoded file path on local machine, save the file 
    to a 3rd party serivce, and then save the response to the database.

- The cron job would keep saving the same value for battery percentage because there's no mechanism
    in place to reduce the battery percentage