Simple Gateway API Example

This example demonstrates a basic setup of the Gateway API with a PostgreSQL database, showcasing how to create a simple REST API service.

Components

• Gateway API: REST API service with team and persona endpoints
• PostgreSQL: Database storing team and persona data

Prerequisites

• Docker
• Docker Compose

Getting Started

1. Start all services:

   docker-compose up -d

2. Services will be available at:

   • Gateway API: http://localhost:8182
   • PostgreSQL: localhost:5432

API Endpoints

Teams Endpoints

1. List Teams

GET /teams

Query parameters:

• limit (optional, default: 5): Number of results
• offset (optional, default: 0): Pagination offset

2. Get Team by ID

GET /teams/{id}

3. Get Total Teams Count

GET /teams/total_count

Personas Endpoints

1. List Personas

GET /personas

Query parameters:

• limit (optional, default: 5): Number of results
• offset (optional, default: 0): Pagination offset

2. Get Persona by ID

GET /personas/{id}

3. Get Total Personas Count

GET /personas/total_count

Database Schema

The database contains two main tables:

Teams Table

• id: Serial Primary Key
• team_name: VARCHAR(50)
• motto: VARCHAR(100)

Personas Table

• id: Serial Primary Key
• name: VARCHAR(50)
• strength_level: INT
• special_move: VARCHAR(100)
• favorite_drink: VARCHAR(50)
• battle_cry: VARCHAR(100)
• team_id: INT (Foreign Key to Teams Table)

Configuration Files

• docker-compose.yml: Service orchestration
• config.yaml: Gateway API configuration with endpoint definitions
• connection.yaml: Database connection settings
• init.sql: Database initialization script with sample data

Data Loading

Sample data for teams and personas is automatically loaded during initialization through the init.sql script.