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## Applications
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The Labrador project consists of several projects:
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- Queue: for enqueueing in labs
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- Submit: for submitting work
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- TAM: for applying to become a TA
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- Portal: a frontend to the database
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- Plagiarism Detection (Fraudweiler): for detecting fraud
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- AuTA: for analyzing, grading and giving feedback on programming projects
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- LabraCore: the central database with all shared data
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- LibraDoor: a library that allows applications to connect to the core database
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- Librador: a library with common functionality
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## Libraries / Frameworks / Technologies
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We try to use the same libraries among the different applications. Every application is a Spring Boot application with a gradle kts build script and the following libraries:
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### Database
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- Liquibase: for migrations.
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- Hibernate: for database.
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- H2: for an in-memory database when developing.
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- QueryDSL: for complex queries.
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### Developing
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- Lombok: provides annotations for generating getters/setters/constructors/etc.
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- Guava: provies some useful methods for working with collections.
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- ModelMapper: allows easy mapping between different classes with the same fields.
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- Spotless: formats code and complains if code is not nicely formatted.
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- Licence: makes sure there is a licence at the top of every file.
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### Frontend
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- Thymeleaf: template processing, allows writing html pages with custom tags to provide template functionality.
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- JQuery: simplifies a lot of javascript.
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- Font Awesome: used for icons
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- ChartJS: for graphs and charts.
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### Deploy
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- Jaeger: allows tracking of requests through the different applications.
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- Sentry: logs errors and provides a web interface to see them.
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### Testing
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- JUnit: general testing framework.
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- AssertJ: provies a nicer way of writing assertions. |
