Prescription Webapp NoSQL

This is a Spring Boot web application that manages prescriptions using a NoSQL database, specifically MongoDB.

Features

The application is a web-based system for handling prescriptions, including:

• Doctor Management: Functionality to manage doctor information.
• Patient Management: Functionality to create and update patient records.
• Prescription Management: Functionality to create and fill prescriptions.
• Data Models: The application includes data models for Doctor, Patient, Prescription, Drug, and Pharmacy.
• Data Population: A JavaScript file is included to populate the database with initial data.
• User Interface: The application uses Thymeleaf to render HTML pages for various views such as doctor_register, patient_create, prescription_fill, etc..

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Dependencies

The project is built with Maven. Key dependencies include:

• Spring Boot Starter Data MongoDB: For interacting with the MongoDB database.
• Spring Boot Starter Web: For building the web application.
• Spring Boot Starter Thymeleaf: For server-side rendering of web pages.
• Spring Boot DevTools: For development-time features like automatic restarts.
• Java 17: The project requires Java 17 to run.

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Prerequisites

To run this application, you must have the following installed:

• Java Development Kit (JDK) 17 or higher
• Maven
• MongoDB running on your local machine.

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository: Clone this project from its source.
2. Configure MongoDB: The application expects a MongoDB instance running on localhost at port 27017 with a database named test.
3. Run the application: Navigate to the project directory and run the main application file.

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Build and Run

You can build the project using Maven:

./mvnw clean package

To run the application, use the generated JAR file:

java -jar dist/prescription-webapp-NoSQL-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

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Project Structure

This project follows a standard Maven project structure. The key directories and files are:

• src/main/java: Contains the Java source code.
• src/main/resources: Contains configuration files and web resources.
• pom.xml: The project's configuration file.
• dist/: The directory where compiled code and the runnable JAR file are generated. This directory should only contain the final JAR file after a successful build.