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-# JWS
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-> **Note** This is a school project, therefore it probably won't interest you if you are looking for something useful.
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-## Overview
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-JWS stands for Java Web Services and as its name doesn't suggest at all, it's basically a web server for a a pokemon-like game. It's written in Java and built onto Quarkus and Jakarta, providing a REST API with strict server-side rules like cooldowns and cheating prevention.
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-## Architecture
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-> **Note** Source code is located inside the `yakamon` folder, both others are school requirements and aren't important
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-Each layer is strictly separated and can only communicate via to the one directly below or above it via converters.
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-### Presentation Layer (REST & DTOs)
-* located at `yakamon/jws/yakamon/src/main/java/fr/epita/assistants/yakamon/presentation`
-* Handled by JAX-RS (Jakarta RESTful Web Services).
-* Exposes standard HTTP endpoints (`/player`, `/move`, `/yakadex`, etc.). Full API specification can be found inside `yakamon/src/main/resources/openapi.yaml`
-* Implements strict **Data Transfer Objects (DTOs)** for both Requests and Responses to ensure the internal database models are never exposed directly to the client.
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-### Business Logic Layer (Services)
-* located at `yakamon/jws/yakamon/src/main/java/fr/epita/assistants/yakamon/domain`
-* Acts as the brain of the application.
-* Implements complex game rules: validating if a target tile is walkable based on the terrain type, calculating cooldowns between moves, and managing creature capture probabilities.
-* **Converters** are used to translate Entities from the Data Layer into DTOs for the Presentation Layer.
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-### Data Access Layer (Hibernate ORM)
-* located at `yakamon/jws/yakamon/src/main/java/fr/epita/assistants/yakamon/data`
-* Manages persistence using **Hibernate ORM** with the Active Record / Repository pattern.
-* Defines relational entities (Player, Game, Yakamon, Item) mapped to a PostgreSQL database.
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