Creating Post Room API Call in Spring Boot

Welcome to our tutorial on creating a Post Room API call in Spring Boot for our Hotel Management Project. In this tutorial, we will be using Spring Boot along with Angular to create this functionality.

Step 1: Setting up the Spring Boot Project

First, make sure you have a Spring Boot project set up for your hotel management system. If not, you can create a new one by following the official Spring Boot documentation.

Step 2: Creating the Room Entity

Next, you will need to create a Room entity in your Spring Boot project. This entity will represent a room in your hotel and will have properties such as room number, room type, and price.

Step 3: Creating the Room Controller

After creating the Room entity, you will need to create a Room Controller in your project. This controller will be responsible for handling HTTP requests related to rooms, such as creating a new room.

Step 4: Implementing the Post Room API Call

Now, it’s time to implement the actual Post Room API call in your Room Controller. This API call will allow users to create a new room by sending a POST request with the room details.

Step 5: Testing the API Call

Finally, you can test the Post Room API call by using tools like Postman or by integrating it with your Angular front-end. Make sure to handle any errors or edge cases that may arise during testing.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we have successfully created a Post Room API call in Spring Boot for our Hotel Management Project. By following these steps, you can easily add new rooms to your hotel system using this API call.