The Draft store micro-service provides a ’save and resume’ feature for reform applications via an internal API. It stores a draft json document against the userId provided.
To build the project execute the following command:
./gradlew buildBefore you run the application you have to define database connection.
You can do this be either setting environment variables or creating application-default.yaml file.
Run the application by executing:
./gradlew bootRunThis image is available in the HMCTS azure container registry (currently private)
Image url is: hmcts.azurecr.io/hmcts/draft-store-service
See required config in: docker-compose.yml
When operating this service with live data, no one should under any circumstances view the encrypted data. The reason for this is because it would be considered under Article 14 of GDPR that we had commenced processing data. Then we would have thirty days to notify any third party parties mentioned in the application that we had commenced processing their data. This must not happen as the citizen, who is creating the application, has not yet submitted their application.
API documentation is provided with Swagger.
You can view the json spec here: http://localhost:8800/v2/api-docs
Swagger UI is available here: http://localhost:8800/swagger-ui.html
Updates to master documentation are reflected here: https://hmcts.github.io/reform-api-docs/swagger.html
To run all unit tests execute the following command:
./gradlew testTo run all integration tests execute the following command:
./gradlew integrationWe use checkstyle and PMD.
To run all checks execute the following command:
./lint.shThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.