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Movie-Ticket-Booking-API

In this project we can able to Add theatre,Movie and number of shows per theatre it is full and fully backend project using Spring boot.

Entities:

User and Credential:

Define a User entity with fields like userId, username, email, etc. Create a Credential entity to store user credentials, linked to the User entity. Theatre:

Define a Theatre entity with attributes like theatreId, theatreName, location, etc. Movie:

Create a Movie entity to represent movies, with fields such as movieId, title, genre, etc. Show:

Define a Show entity to represent individual movie showings, with attributes like showId, startTime, endTime, etc. Link the Show entity to both Theatre and Movie entities. Seat:

Create a Seat entity to represent individual seats, with attributes like seatId, row, column, status (booked or available), etc. Link the Seat entity to the Show entity. REST API Endpoints:

Implement CRUD operations for User and Credential entities. Implement CRUD operations for Theatre, Movie, Show, and Seat entities. Controller Layer:

Create controllers for User, Credential, Theatre, Movie, Show, and Seat. Define methods for handling HTTP requests such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE for each entity. Service Layer:

Implement services that handle business logic for each entity. Service methods will interact with the corresponding repositories to perform database operations. Repository Layer:

Use Spring Data JPA to create repositories for User, Credential, Theatre, Movie, Show, and Seat entities. Repositories will handle database operations for their respective entities. Database Configuration:

Configure the application to connect to a database (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) using Spring Data JPA. Booking Logic:

Implement logic for booking seats. Update the status of seats when they are booked. HTML Files:

Create HTML files for each controller to handle frontend views. Use Thymeleaf or any other templating engine for dynamic content rendering. Security:

Implement security measures, such as authentication and authorization, to protect sensitive endpoints. Testing:

Write unit tests for controllers, services, and repositories to ensure the functionality of each layer. Documentation:

Provide documentation for the API, including endpoint details, request/response structures, and any authentication requirements. Deployment:

Deploy the Spring Boot application to a server or cloud platform. Make sure to follow best practices, such as proper exception handling, input validation, and code organization. Additionally, consider implementing logging for better debugging and monitoring.