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Library Management API with Spring Boot

The document outlines a Library Management REST API built with Spring Boot, featuring core functionalities for managing books, users, and book issue/return processes. It details the entities involved, including Book, User, and IssueRecord, along with their attributes. Additionally, it lists the REST endpoints for book, user, and issue/return operations, providing examples of how to implement these APIs.

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Library Management API with Spring Boot

The document outlines a Library Management REST API built with Spring Boot, featuring core functionalities for managing books, users, and book issue/return processes. It details the entities involved, including Book, User, and IssueRecord, along with their attributes. Additionally, it lists the REST endpoints for book, user, and issue/return operations, providing examples of how to implement these APIs.

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Library Management REST API

A clean, practical, and interview-friendly Spring Boot REST application.


🔹 Core Features
You build APIs to manage:
 Books
 Users (Students/Admin)
 Book Issue / Return
 Fine calculation

🧩 Entities (Simple & Realistic)


1️⃣ Book
 id
 title
 author
 isbn
 availableCopies
2️⃣ User
 id
 name
 email
 role (STUDENT / ADMIN)
3️⃣ IssueRecord
 id
 issueDate
 dueDate
 returnDate
 status (ISSUED / RETURNED)

🌐 REST Endpoints (Using ResponseEntity)


📘 Book APIs
POST /api/books
GET /api/books
GET /api/books/{id}
PUT /api/books/{id}
DELETE /api/books/{id}
Example:
@PostMapping
public ResponseEntity<Book> addBook(@RequestBody Book book) {
Book savedBook = [Link](book);
return new ResponseEntity<>(savedBook, [Link]);
}

👤 User APIs
POST /api/users
GET /api/users
GET /api/users/{id}

🔄 Issue / Return APIs


POST /api/issue/{bookId}/{userId}
PUT /api/return/{issueId}

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