This application is a prototype for the development of a new modular experience and API framework. This application will serve as a new landing page to replace the current ARIES system and provide workers and clients a unified place to create and manage applications, cases, and client information. It will also provide links to other applications such as Unified Search, Autorenew Dashboard, and legacy Worker Portal.
The intent of this prototype is the develop methods for providing new user experiences to existing data sources in a more streamlined and user friendly way.
The application uses Spring Boot JPA to interact with the existing Worker Portal DB using business object entities to represent applications and persons. This application also exposes an API for interacting with the existing Postgres database.
Prototype goals:
- demo modular experience
- create doumented API
- test an implementation of the USWDS framework
- prefer containerized development environment
This prototype was developed using Eclipse and Spring Tool Suite 4
Additionally, we reccomend Podman or Docker be installed on your system.
This project contains Dockerfiles and a PowerShell script to stand up the application, a simplified PostgreSQL db, and a PGAdmin instance.
Running the script will build the container images and run them in a pod.
> podman-compose.ps1 build
> podman-compose.ps1 up
After running the podman script to build and run the application, you should be able to access services on the following URLS with the default configuration:
| Service | Address |
|---|---|
| ModExp Login Page | http://localhost:8080/ |
| API | http://localhost:8080/api |
| API Documentation | http://localhost:8080/swagger |
| PGAdmin Login | http://localhost:9876 |
Sample data and users are available:
- Search for Client: 1
- Search for Application: T00000001
- PGAdmin User: admin@example.gov
- PGAdmin Password: adminpass
- DB User: admin
- DB Pass: adminpass
When finished, the pod can be taken down and containers removed.
> podman-compose.ps1 down
Contributions are welcome, and appreciated! See CONTRIBUTING.md for more info about how to contribute.
As a work of the State of Alaska, this project is in the public domain within the United States.
Additionally, we waive copyright and related rights in the work worldwide through the CC0 1.0 Universal public domain dedication.
See LICENSE.md for the complete license text.