Chess Service
The Chess Service is a microservice built with Kotlin and Spring Boot that provides functionality for managing chess-related data and operations. It is part of the larger microservices architecture.
Components
The Chess Service consists of several key components:
Application Logic (app)
Account Management: Handles user accounts and authentication for chess players.
Chess Engine Integration: Interfaces with chess engines for analysis and move generation.
Event Management: Manages chess events such as tournaments and matches.
Event Category Management: Organizes events into categories.
Game Management: Handles chess games, including moves, positions, and game states.
Opening Management: Manages chess openings, variations, and move sequences.
Person Management: Handles information about chess players and other individuals.
APIs (apis)
Contains API interfaces and clients for communicating with other services or external systems.
Database (database)
Manages the persistence of chess-related data, including entities and repositories for:
Events
Event Categories
Games
Openings
Players
Moves
Security (security)
Handles authentication, authorization, and other security-related functionality specific to the Chess Service.
REST Endpoints
The Chess Service exposes several REST endpoints for interacting with the service, including:
Endpoints for managing chess openings and moves
Endpoints for managing chess games
Endpoints for managing chess events and categories
Endpoints for player information
Technologies
Kotlin
Spring Boot
Spring Data JPA
RESTful APIs
Docker for containerization