SuperDuperDrive Cloud Storage

Real-world project from Java Web Developer Nanodegree at Udacity.

A web-based personal storage application that includes three user-facing features:

1. Simple File Storage: Upload/download/remove files
2. Note Management: Add/update/remove text notes
3. Password Management: Add/update/remove website credentials

Summary

• Demo
• Technologies
• Usage
• Errors
• License

Demo

demo.mov

Technologies

• Build the fully-functional web app based on Spring Boot.
• Implement dynamic page contents using Spring MVC and Thymeleaf.
• Make calls to the H2 in-memory database with MyBatis Mappers.
• Manage user access with Spring Security and password Hashing.
• Store credentials using Encryption and view credentials after Decryption.
• Use Bootstrap as a framework for HTML templates and the 404 not found page.
• Use JavaScript function to show note modal and credential modal, as well as redirect to the selected tab.
• Write tests with JUnit, and integrate Selenium to simulate a user's actions in an automated browser.

Usage

1. In the root directory:

$ git clone https://github.com/Foystor/SuperDuperDrive.git

2. Get to the cloudstorage directory:

$ cd SuperDuperDrive/cloudstorage

3. Build the project skip tests:

$ mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip

4. Run the application:

$ java -jar target/cloudstorage-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

5. Navigate to http://localhost:8080/login and enjoy the app ;)

Errors

• Users should not sign up with an existing username.
• A user should not upload two files with the same name.
• A user should not save two notes with the same title ignoring whitespaces from both ends.
• A user should not save two identical credentials ignoring whitespaces from both ends of the URL, Username and Password.
• Users should not upload without choosing a file.
• Users should not "save changes" without changing the note.
• Users should not "save changes" without changing the credential.

License

MIT License