spring-restbucks | Practice based on Spring projects | Object-Relational Mapping library

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spring-restbucks is a Java library typically used in Utilities, Object-Relational Mapping, Spring Boot, Spring, Hibernate, JPA applications. spring-restbucks has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. However spring-restbucks build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

The implementation consists of mainly two parts, the order and the payment part. The Orders are exposed as REST resources using Spring Data RESTs capability to automatically expose Spring Data JPA repositories contained in the application. The Payment process and the REST application protocol described in the book are implemented manually using a Spring MVC controller (PaymentController).

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spring-restbucks has a medium active ecosystem.

It has 1114 star(s) with 390 fork(s). There are 97 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 6 months.

There are 13 open issues and 68 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 55 days. There are 2 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.

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Handles an orderPaid event .
Parses a credit card .
Downloads a file from an URL .
Adds a refill item to the order .
Submits a payment for an order
Creates configuration for Halids .
Saves the orders .
Gets a list of drinks .
Process order .
Place an order .

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What are the differences of using service pattern and using standalone repository Spring Data REST?

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What are the differences of using service pattern and using standalone repository Spring Data REST?

Asked 2020-Sep-22 at 13:40

What are the differences of using Spring Data REST repository alone and implementing the “service” pattern around it (that is ItemService, ItemServiceImpl and so on)?

At the first glance the functionality is more or less the same with the difference that the service approach allows for a better customization but it also produces loads of boilerplate code (the implementation and the controller). Here is an example (look Payment and CreditCard entities) of using both approaches - RESTBucks of Oliver Drotbohm.

The payment abstraction there uses the "service" pattern used (PaymentService, PaymentImpl and then PaymentController with all methods in web folder) while the orders are exposed via Spring Data REST directly.

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Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 12:00

Your service contains all the logic, but the repository layer is as stupid as possible. Its task is a specific operation(for ex. save, edit).

Spring Data is an additional convenient mechanism for interacting with database entities, organizing them in a repository, extracting data, changing it. in some cases, it will be enough to declare the interface and method in it, without implementing it. P.S and it's a good choice if you're creating a simple crud

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63991726

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Install spring-restbucks

From the command line do:. The application ships with the HAL browser embedded, so simply browsing to http://localhost:8080/browser/index.html will allow you to explore the web service. Note, that the curie links in the representations are currently not backed by any documents served but they will be in the future. Imagine simple HTML pages being served documenting the individual relation types.
For the usage inside an IDE do the following:.
Make sure you have an Eclipse with m2e installed (preferably STS).
Install Lombok. Download it from the project page. Run the JAR (double click or java -jar …). Point it to your Eclipse installation, run the install. Restart Eclipse.
Import the checked out code through File > Import > Existing Maven Project…
The main abstraction working with hypermedia elements is HypermediaRemoteResource. It allows to define client behavior conditionally based on the presence of links in the representations. For example, see this snippet from OrderDetailsActivity:. The closure is only executed if the link with a relation restbucks:cancel is actually present. It then enables the button and registers CancelOrder action for execution on invocation.
Have Android Studio installed.
Import the project from android-studio.
Make sure the server runs.
In Android Studio, run the application in the simulator.
In the application, browse existing orders, trigger payments and cancellations.

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The restdocs branch contains the test for the order payment process augmented with setup to generate Asciidoctor snippets documenting the executed requests and expectations on the responses. These snippets are included from the general Asciidoctor documents in src/main/asciidoc, turned into HTML and packaged into the application itself during the build (run mvn clean package). The docs are then pointed to by a CURIE link in the HAL response (see Restbucks.curieProvider()) so that they appear in the docs column in the HAL browser (run mvn spring-boot:run and browse to http://localhost:8080) the service ships.

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