MeetYourRoommate Api development environment settings

• MeetYourRoommate Api development environment settings
  • Editor config
    • Editor download
    • Steps to config jdk 19:
  • GitFlow config and commands
    • Process reference image
    • Common commands
      • Git Flow Feature Commands
    • More

Editor config

Setup Oracle OpenJdk 19 on your editor config

Editor download

Download toolbox and Intellij IDE

toolbox

Steps to config jdk 19:

Step 1:

Select the configuration wheel in the upper left corner and select the option "Project Structure".

Step 2:

Check what version of sdk you have configured.

• If your version is the same as the one shown in the image, do not change the version.

• If your version is different from the image, go to Step 3.

Step 3:

Select the "Download Sdk" option

Step 4:

In the list select version 19 and the "Oracle OpenJDK 19" version

GitFlow config and commands

Configuration to use git flow commands in the development environment

Step 1: Clone the repository and set the name of folder as "app" and move to the folder

git clone https://github.com/MeetYourRoomate/Back-End.git app

Step 2: On the folder execute the command:

git flow init

Step 3: Press Enter until the terminal finishes assigning all the names for the default branches.

Process reference image

Config conventional commits

execute the following command line

git config commit.template ./commit-structure.txt

Common commands

Git Flow Feature Commands

• This command initializes a feature branch from the develop branch.

  git flow feature start '<name-of-feature>'

• The feature branch names have the following structure

  feature/<name-of-feature>

• The following command is used to end a feature

  git flow feature finish '<name-of-feature>'

• The following command is used to publish a feature on your remote repository

  git flow feature publish '<name-of-feature>'

• The following command is used to get a feature published on your remote repository

  git flow feature pull origin '<name-of-feature>'

More

GitFlow Cheeatsheet

Atlassian Documentation Gitflow basics