Restaurant-App | Restaurant App 🍔 is a sample | Microservice library

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Restaurant-App is a C# library typically used in Architecture, Microservice applications. Restaurant-App has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The architecture proposes a micro-service oriented architecture implementation with multiple autonomous micro-services (each one owning its own data/db and programming language) and using REST/HTTP as the communication protocol between the client apps, and gRPC for the backend communication in order to support data update propagation across multiple services.

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There are 10 open issues and 44 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 755 days. There are 6 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.

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Restaurant-App saves you 9179 person hours of effort in developing the same functionality from scratch.

It has 18768 lines of code, 175 functions and 502 files.

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getting a 404 error when trying to navigate to signin route in heroku

Return entity updated by axon command

QUESTION

getting a 404 error when trying to navigate to signin route in heroku

Asked 2020-Oct-24 at 18:27

I have deployed my mern app to heroku, but it shows me a 404 page error when I try to navigate to the routes by entering the url. The navbar links work fine and they successfully navigate me to the signin and sign up pages, but when I click the register, login links in the forms. those links are broken and it gives me a Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) instead. you can check my app at https://fullstack-restaurant-app97.herokuapp.com/ Im getting the error when Im navigating to https://fullstack-restaurant-app97.herokuapp.com/signin or https://fullstack-restaurant-app97.herokuapp.com/signup routes.

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Answered 2020-Oct-24 at 18:27

I cannot directly say this is the reason for happening that. But you can use a simple method to find out the problem. Navigate to the project folder and open cmd from that location. Then, login to your heroku account by using heroku login command. Then type heroku logs -t command it will show up the status of your server and API calls init. If there any error you can see the error message in red color. Then go through it you can definitely come up with a solution by using this method.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64516445

QUESTION

Return entity updated by axon command

Asked 2019-Sep-10 at 16:10

What is the best way to get the updated representation of an entity after mutating it with a command.

For example, lets say I have a project like digital-restaurant and I want to be able to update a field on the restaurant and return it's current state to the client making the update (to retrieve any modifications by different processes).

When a restaurant is created, it is easy to retrieve the current state (ie: the projection representation) after dispatching the create command by subscribing to a FindRestaurantQuery and waiting until a record is returned (see Restaurant CommandController)

However, it isn't so simple to detect when the result of an UpdateCommand has been applied to the projection. For example, if we use the same trick and subscribe to the FindRestaurantQuery, we will be notified if the restaurant has been modified, but it may not be our command that triggered the modification (in the case where multiple processes are concurrently issuing update commands).

There seems to be two obvious ways to detect when a given update command has been applied to the projection:

Have a unique ID associated with every update command.
- Subscribe to a query that is updated when the command ID has been applied to the projection.
- Propagate the unique ID to the event that is applied by the aggregate
- When the projection receives the event, it can notify the query listener with the current state
Before dispatching an update command, query the existing state of the projection
- Calculate the destination state given the contents of the update command

In the case of (1): is there any situation (eg: batching / snapshotting) where the event carrying the unique ID may be skipped over somehow, preventing the query listener from being notified?

Is there a more reliable / more idiomatic way to accomplish this use case?

Axon 4 with Spring boot.

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Answered 2019-Sep-10 at 16:10

Although fully asynchronous designs may be preferable for a number of reasons, it is a common scenario that back-end teams are forced to provide synchronous REST API on top of asynchronous CQRS+ES back-ends.

The part of the demo application that is trying to solve this problem is located here https://github.com/idugalic/digital-restaurant/tree/master/drestaurant-apps/drestaurant-monolith-rest

The case you are mentioning is totally valid.

I would go with the option 1.

My only concern is that you have to introduce new unique ID associated with every update command attribute to the domain (events). This ID attribute does not have any Domain/Business value by my opinion. There is an Audit(who, when) attribute associated to every event already, and maybe you can use that to correlate commands and subscriptions. I believe that there is more value in this solution (identity is part of domain), if this is not to relaxing for your case. Please note that Queries have to be extended with Audit in this case (you will know who requested the Query)

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57873076

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