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Senior Java Developer Exercise

The document outlines a hands-on exercise for a Senior Java Developer to create a simplified Banking REST API using Java and Spring Boot. Key functionalities include user registration, account operations, and transaction management, with technical requirements such as Java 17+, Spring Boot, and JWT authentication. Deliverables include a GitHub repository or zipped project folder with a README.md detailing project execution, API endpoints, and test coverage.

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Senior Java Developer Exercise

The document outlines a hands-on exercise for a Senior Java Developer to create a simplified Banking REST API using Java and Spring Boot. Key functionalities include user registration, account operations, and transaction management, with technical requirements such as Java 17+, Spring Boot, and JWT authentication. Deliverables include a GitHub repository or zipped project folder with a README.md detailing project execution, API endpoints, and test coverage.

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Senior Java Developer Hands-On Exercise

Objective:

Build a simplified Banking REST API using Java and Spring Boot.

Functional Requirements:

1. User Registration & Login

- Users can sign up with a username and password.

- Users can log in and receive a JWT token.

2. Account Operations

- Each user has a single account with a balance.

- Users can:

- View their account balance.

- Transfer money to another user's account.

- View a paginated list of past transactions.

3. Transaction Model

- Each transfer should create two entries:

- Debit from sender

- Credit to receiver

- Timestamp, amount, sender/receiver info, and status should be stored.

Technical Requirements:

- Java 17+

- Spring Boot (Spring Security, Spring Data JPA)

- H2 or PostgreSQL
Senior Java Developer Hands-On Exercise

- JWT-based authentication

- Unit tests (JUnit 5, Mockito)

- Clean modular architecture

- Swagger/OpenAPI (optional)

Bonus Points:

- Use MapStruct or manual DTO mappers

- Transactional consistency and error handling

- API rate-limiting (e.g., Bucket4j)

- Dockerize the application

Deliverables:

- GitHub repo or zipped project folder

- [Link] with:

- How to run the project

- API endpoints

- Test coverage info

Example API Endpoints:

POST /api/auth/register

POST /api/auth/login

GET /api/account/balance

POST /api/account/transfer

GET /api/account/transactions?page=0&size=10

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