This is an example of how to build the "game" of war with a Jersey API and MongoDB db.
This API is could be consumed by a UI.`` This app can be expanded to host other
simple card games as well.
Here are the current endpoints:
| URLs | CRUD | Description |
|---|---|---|
| http://localhost:8080/api/health | GET | Validates Health |
| http://localhost:8080/api/game/war?numberOfSuits={a}&numberOfRanks={b} | POST | Creates new game with {a} suits and {b} ranks, returns {id} |
| http://localhost:8080/api/game/war/play?numberOfSuits={a}&numberOfRanks={b} | POST | Simulates a complete game with {a} suits and {b} ranks. Returns results of the game. |
| http://localhost:8080/api/game/war/{id} | GET | Returns game {id} |
| http://localhost:8080/api/game/war/{id} | DELETE | Deletes game {id} |
| http://localhost:8080/api/game/war/{id}/draw | POST | Moves the game ahead by 1 draw (including all resulting wars). Returns current status of the game along with cards played in that draw. |
I used the following:
- Jersey 2
- Spring 4
- mongo-java-driver 2
- spring-data-mongodb 1.2
In this project I also tested with difference frameworks
- junit 4.10
- JMockit 1.24
- hamcrest 1.3