How mahe13185/storeapplication works
This is a small Spring Boot store/persistence application, not a demonstrated customer-facing storefront: startup invokes a sample user-entity-state operation that creates and saves a user. Its entity model and SQL migrations also describe addresses, profiles, tags, product categories, products, and wishlists. The sampled code supports the startup, service, repository, and ORM relationships shown; no product or catalog request workflow is evidenced.
Main entry points: User.java User · UserService.java User service · StoreApplication.java Store application · Product.java Product
Components 14
Runtime
- Store application
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/StoreApplication.java - User service
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/Service/UserService.java
Store Domain
- User
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/entities/User.java - Address
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/entities/Address.java - Profile
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/entities/Profile.java - Tag
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/entities/Tag.java - Product
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/entities/Product.java - Category
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/entities/Category.java
Persistence
- JPA entity manager
- User repository
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/repositories/UserRepository.java - Address repository
src/main/java/com/mahify/store/repositories/AddressRepository.java - Relational database
- Schema migrations
src/main/resources/db/migration
Other components
- Application launch
Connections 13
- Application launch → Store application: starts
- Store application → User service: invokes
- User service → User: builds sample
- User service → JPA entity manager: checks state
- User service → User repository: saves user
- User repository → Relational database: persists
- Address repository → Relational database: CRUD access
- User → Address: has addresses
- Profile → User: one-to-one
- User → Tag: many-to-many
- User → Product: wishlist
- Product → Category: belongs to
- Schema migrations → Relational database: defines schema