The project aims to develop a REST API service called EnviroTrack that facilitates the collection, storage, and analysis of environmental data obtained from sensors. The project focuses on creating a scalable and reliable system for managing sensor data.
Using:
API:Spring (Boot, REST, Data JPA),Hibernate Validation,PostgreSQL,Lombok
Client:Java Core,RestTemplate,XChart,Jackson
- Sensor registration endpoint (POST /sensors/registration):
Allows the registration of new sensors, validating the sensor's name and preventing duplicates. - Measurement addition endpoint (POST /measurements/add):
Enables the addition of new measurements with temperature values and rainfall status, validating the input and associating measurements with the corresponding sensor. - Measurement retrieval endpoint (GET /measurements):
Retrieves all stored measurements from the database. - Rainy days count endpoint (GET /measurements/rainyDaysCount):
Returns the count of rainy days recorded in the database.
The project includes a Java client that simulates the behavior of a real sensor to test the EnviroTrack API. The client performs the following actions:
- Generates a specified number of measurements with random temperature and rainfall data.
- Sends the measurements to the EnviroTrack API by making POST requests to /measurements/add endpoint.
- Retrieves the measurements from the API by sending a GET request to /measurements endpoint.
- Uses the XChart library to create a graph of the temperature values obtained from the API.