spring-cloud-contract-samples | Samples for Spring Cloud Contract project

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spring-cloud-contract-samples is a Java library. spring-cloud-contract-samples 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.

This repository contains the consumer and the producer applications to use with Spring Cloud Contract project. It contains several important branches. master where we test against the latest versions of Spring Cloud Contract, and x.x.x where we test against x.x.x version of Spring Cloud Contract. This repository shows examples of. Both for REST and Messaging. Built with Maven and Gradle. Also some additional Spring Cloud Contract plugin configuration is present. These samples were used in the following presentation. It might help to use the samples. You can also go through the Spring Cloud Contract Workshops to learn how to use the tool by example.

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RESTful service contracts for protobuf definitions

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RESTful service contracts for protobuf definitions

Asked 2020-Aug-29 at 18:18

Design Overview

Request and response objects are modelled in protobuf.
Classes are generated in Python and Java using protoc.
Users create request objects in Python and send it to RESTful Java Spring Boot microservices.
A JavaScript React web application and Node server also invoke the RESTful endpoints.
Requests and responses are serialized to Json.
1+ Java microservices may use the same request/response objects. eg. an aggregator/API gateway microservice will pass on the request to the actual microservice, providing the relevant service.

Question

Protobuf enforces some level of type checking, and a kind of contract, for request/response objects. However, how do I develop, maintain and enforce RESTful contracts (HTTP verb + path + request + response)?

Is this the way to go?

Develop contracts in Spring Cloud Contract and auto-generate integration contract tests.

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Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 08:42

You can check out a sample that uses protobuffers with spring cloud contract on the producer side here https://github.com/spring-cloud-samples/spring-cloud-contract-samples/tree/master/producer_proto and on the consumer side here https://github.com/spring-cloud-samples/spring-cloud-contract-samples/tree/master/consumer_proto

The very idea is to treat the content as binary. Let's say that I stored the request and response in a binary format in a .bin file. Then I can create the following contract

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62590619

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Install spring-cloud-contract-samples

You can run Maven from the root folder once the "common" module has been installed. So from a clean checkout:. (or ./scripts/runMavenBuild.sh). Then you can build normally. The order should be as follows. If the order is different then your apps will blow up most likely due to missing stubs.
common
beer-contracts
producer
producer_advanced
producer_with_external_contracts
producer_with_stubs_per_consumer
consumer
consumer_with_discovery
producer_with_restdocs
consumer_with_restdocs
consumer_with_stubs_per_consumer

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