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APIRestful-SpringBoot-MongoDB

Welcome to the APIRestful-SpringBoot-MongoDB repository! This project demonstrates a RESTful API built with Spring Boot and MongoDB, ideal for learning and practicing backend development, NoSQL database integration, and the creation of scalable, stateless APIs.

Purpose

The purpose of this repository is to provide a platform for:

  • Building a RESTful API using Spring Boot and MongoDB.
  • Practicing essential backend concepts such as CRUD operations, API endpoints, and request/response handling.
  • Exploring MongoDB as a NoSQL database solution for efficient and flexible data storage.
  • Learning Spring Data MongoDB for seamless data interaction within the Spring ecosystem.
  • Implementing best practices in API versioning, error handling, and data validation.

Technologies

This repository uses the following technologies:

  • Spring Boot: Provides a framework to build a RESTful API in Java, offering powerful and easy-to-use configuration options.
  • MongoDB: NoSQL database, known for its high scalability and ease of use with unstructured data.
  • Spring Data MongoDB: Integrates MongoDB with Spring Boot, allowing efficient data manipulation with repository abstraction.
  • Java: The core language for building and deploying the application.

Key Features

  • CRUD Operations: Supports Create, Read, Update, and Delete actions for data stored in MongoDB.
  • RESTful Endpoints: Exposes clear and structured endpoints to manage resources.
  • Data Validation: Ensures data integrity and consistency with custom validation annotations.
  • Error Handling: Provides custom error messages and status codes for better API usability.
  • API Versioning: Organizes API versions to maintain backward compatibility with clients.

Setup and Usage

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/yourusername/APIRestful-SpringBoot-MongoDB.git