How nikeshjr/ticket-ease works
This is a Spring-based ticket CRUD API. Clients use the ticket endpoints to list tickets with pagination, retrieve one, create, update, or delete; the controller delegates those operations to a service. DTOs represent API data, while a JPA repository operates on ticket entities. The service implementation and application configuration were not excerpted, so its internal calls and persistence wiring cannot be confirmed; the service-to-repository link is shown as unverified.
Main entry points: TicketController.java Ticket controller · TicketService.java Ticket service · TicketRepository.java Ticket repository · TicketDto.java Ticket DTO
Components 6
API
- Ticket controller
src/main/java/project/practice/controller/TicketController.java - Ticket DTO
src/main/java/project/practice/dto/TicketDto.java
Application logic
- Ticket service
src/main/java/project/practice/service/TicketService.java
Ticket persistence
- Ticket repository
src/main/java/project/practice/repository/TicketRepository.java - Ticket entity
src/main/java/project/practice/entity/Ticket.java
Other components
- API client
Connections 5
- API client → Ticket controller: calls endpoints
src/main/java/project/practice/controller/TicketController.java - Ticket controller → Ticket service: delegates operations
src/main/java/project/practice/controller/TicketController.java - Ticket controller → Ticket DTO: accepts and returns
src/main/java/project/practice/controller/TicketController.java - Ticket service → Ticket repository: uses repository
- Ticket repository → Ticket entity: repository entity type
src/main/java/project/practice/repository/TicketRepository.java