jflu | project aims at seamlessly creating events
kandi X-RAY | jflu Summary
kandi X-RAY | jflu Summary
jflu is a Java library. jflu has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub, Maven.
This project aims at seamlessly creating events from an existing JVM project (without changing your codebase) in order to execute asynchronous tasks such as event storing, real time analytics, system monitoring,...
This project aims at seamlessly creating events from an existing JVM project (without changing your codebase) in order to execute asynchronous tasks such as event storing, real time analytics, system monitoring,...
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jflu has a low active ecosystem.
It has 2 star(s) with 0 fork(s). There are 2 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
jflu has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.
It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
The latest version of jflu is current.
Quality
jflu has no bugs reported.
Security
jflu has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
License
jflu is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.
Permissive licenses have the least restrictions, and you can use them in most projects.
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jflu releases are not available. You will need to build from source code and install.
Deployable package is available in Maven.
Build file is available. You can build the component from source.
Installation instructions, examples and code snippets are available.
Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
kandi has reviewed jflu and discovered the below as its top functions. This is intended to give you an instant insight into jflu implemented functionality, and help decide if they suit your requirements.
- Convert date to local time
- Convert date to ISO format
- Returns an OffsetDateTime instance for the given format
- Creates a BrokerSubscriptionConfiguration based on the configuration
- Read configuration class name
- Create an event on an update
- Creates the metadata for an entity
- Compares two Event objects
- Returns the Metadata
- Setter for routing key
- Creates a routing key
- Returns the metadata for a given user
- Create an Event on the given entity
- Set the routing key
- Specify a routing key builder
- Returns True if name matches any of the names
- Set the routing key name
- Serialize an event
- Parse the given date as a local date
- Builds a string
- Compares two objects
- Compare two entity changes
- Compares two Subscription objects
- Register a subscription
- Creates an event on the given entity
- Consume an event
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jflu Key Features
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jflu Examples and Code Snippets
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Install jflu
All librairies are available on Maven Central. For example, jflu-subscriber-rabbitmq can be included in your dependencies like this (Gradle example):. Most of the default implementations can be extended by composition or inheritance.
base classes to work with events, producers and subscribers;
structures and how they must be un/marshalled from/to JSON;
all interfaces that require a specific implementation based on your own system architecture and technologies.
You can register be.looorent.jflu.hibernate.EntityListener as an Hibernate session-scoped interceptor. EntityListener requires an instance of EventPublisher. An environment variable must be specified to set the events' emitter: JFLU_EMITTER. If no JFLU_EMITTER environment variable is set, [not emitter set] will be used as the default emitter. Use this JAR if you want to generate events whenever a Spring MVC controller is called.
Create a subclass that provides an EventPublisher supplier. class FluEntityInterceptor extends EntityListener { FluEntityInterceptor() { super(() -> new YourEventPublisher()) } }
Register this provider as an Hibernate session-scoped interceptor. hibernate.ejb.interceptor.session_scoped: FluEntityInterceptor
For instance, register an instance of WebMvcConfigurerAdapter (which requires an implementation of EventPublisher) as a Spring MVC interceptor handler. An environment variable must be specified to set the events' emitter: JFLU_EMITTER. If no JFLU_EMITTER environment variable is set, [not emitter set] will be used as the default emitter.
To initialize an instance of RabbitMQEventPublisher, several properties must be provided:.
rabbitmq.username
rabbitmq.password
rabbitmq.virtual-host
rabbitmq.host
rabbitmq.port
rabbitmq.exchange-name
rabbitmq.exchange-durable
rabbitmq.wait-for-connection
To initialize the subscription configuration, several properties must be provided (they are read from environment variables automatically):.
rabbitmq.username
rabbitmq.password
rabbitmq.host
rabbitmq.port
rabbitmq.virtual-host
rabbitmq.exchange-name
rabbitmq.queue-name
rabbitmq.prefetch-size
rabbitmq.queue-durable
rabbitmq.wait-for-connection
base classes to work with events, producers and subscribers;
structures and how they must be un/marshalled from/to JSON;
all interfaces that require a specific implementation based on your own system architecture and technologies.
You can register be.looorent.jflu.hibernate.EntityListener as an Hibernate session-scoped interceptor. EntityListener requires an instance of EventPublisher. An environment variable must be specified to set the events' emitter: JFLU_EMITTER. If no JFLU_EMITTER environment variable is set, [not emitter set] will be used as the default emitter. Use this JAR if you want to generate events whenever a Spring MVC controller is called.
Create a subclass that provides an EventPublisher supplier. class FluEntityInterceptor extends EntityListener { FluEntityInterceptor() { super(() -> new YourEventPublisher()) } }
Register this provider as an Hibernate session-scoped interceptor. hibernate.ejb.interceptor.session_scoped: FluEntityInterceptor
For instance, register an instance of WebMvcConfigurerAdapter (which requires an implementation of EventPublisher) as a Spring MVC interceptor handler. An environment variable must be specified to set the events' emitter: JFLU_EMITTER. If no JFLU_EMITTER environment variable is set, [not emitter set] will be used as the default emitter.
To initialize an instance of RabbitMQEventPublisher, several properties must be provided:.
rabbitmq.username
rabbitmq.password
rabbitmq.virtual-host
rabbitmq.host
rabbitmq.port
rabbitmq.exchange-name
rabbitmq.exchange-durable
rabbitmq.wait-for-connection
To initialize the subscription configuration, several properties must be provided (they are read from environment variables automatically):.
rabbitmq.username
rabbitmq.password
rabbitmq.host
rabbitmq.port
rabbitmq.virtual-host
rabbitmq.exchange-name
rabbitmq.queue-name
rabbitmq.prefetch-size
rabbitmq.queue-durable
rabbitmq.wait-for-connection
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