Poker application

This is the reference application for the poker game that is being developed as part of the agile software engineering training.

Initial setup

This repository is supposed to be forked for your training so that you can share code changes among your training team
The code requires at least Java 8 and Maven 3 to compile and package
If you use Eclipse as an IDE, import the project as "Existing Maven project"
The project is a self-contained Spring Boot project
You can start the application either:
- using mvn spring-boot:run, from the command line or within your IDE
- if you are using Spring Tool Suite: using "Run As" -> "Spring Boot App" or from the "Boot Dashboard" view
The application will be available at http://localhost:8080
If you would like to use Gradle instead of Maven:
- Use gradle init to generate Gradle artifacts from the Maven pom.xml
- Add mavenCentral() to the repositories
- Add the Spring Boot plugin for Gradle, otherwise the bootRun Gradle task will not work
- Add the following to enable JUnit5:
```
test {
    useJUnitPlatform()
}
```
- For PITest add the plugin id 'info.solidsoft.pitest' version '1.5.1' and the following to support JUnit 5 tests:
```
pitest {
    junit5PluginVersion = '0.12'
}
```

To continuously execute your tests you can use Infinitest which has plugins for Eclipse and IntelliJ
To get code coverage statistics you can use:
- IntelliJ's built-in code coverage runner
- EclEmma plugin for Eclipse
Mutation tests are available using the PIT maven plugin.
- Simply run mvn org.pitest:pitest-maven:mutationCoverage the report will be available at target/pit-reports/{timestamp}/index.html
- NOTE: If pitest reports any problems you can try to run mvn install and then retry.