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The Record Shop API is designed to provide a robust backend for managing a record shop's catalog. It supports operations like creating, reading, updating, and deleting albums and artists. The application is built using Java and Spring Boot, with a focus on clean architecture and best practices.

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Record Shop API

Welcome to the Record Shop API! This application is a RESTful API designed to manage a collection of music albums and artists.

Project Description

The Record Shop API is designed to provide a robust backend for managing a record shop's catalog. It supports operations like creating, reading, updating, and deleting albums and artists. The application is built using Java and Spring Boot, with a focus on clean architecture and best practices.

Technologies Used

Java 17 Spring Boot 2.6 Hibernate Spring Data JPA H2 Database (for development and testing) JUnit 5 and Mockito (for testing) Swagger (for API documentation)

Features

Manage albums and artists with full CRUD operations. Search and filter albums by various criteria. Secure API with authentication and authorization. Exception handling for robust error management.

API Documentation

API documentation is available through Swagger UI at http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/index.html.

API Endpoints

Albums GET /album - Retrieves a list of albums. GET /album/{id} - Retrieves details of a specific album by ID. POST /album - Creates a new album. If artist is not currently in the data base it will also create a new artist. PUT /album/{id} - Updates an existing album by ID. DELETE /album/{id} - Deletes an album by ID.

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The Record Shop API is designed to provide a robust backend for managing a record shop's catalog. It supports operations like creating, reading, updating, and deleting albums and artists. The application is built using Java and Spring Boot, with a focus on clean architecture and best practices.

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