clearlydecoded/rest-messenger
Easily create and expose a Spring REST-based API implementation, without losing strong Java message typing, improving simplicity and robustness of your implementations. It's so easy to use, you can start implementing your production APIs in under 5 minutes. Yes, really. Just see the How section.
JavaApache-2.0
Issues
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Needs dependency updates
#53 opened by Steve973 - 2
See log statements with simple class names instead of fully qualified ones at INFO level
#12 opened by ychaikin - 3
Response should be sent with application/json;charset=UTF-8, not just application/json
#50 opened by Steve973 - 0
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Future Features
#13 opened by ychaikin - 2
Users should be able to version their APIs
#21 opened by ychaikin - 0
See HTTP response status codes that correspond to different types of error messages
#17 opened by ychaikin - 0
- 0
Execute messages directly in the docs page
#26 opened by ychaikin - 0
Cleanup and prep for 2.1.0 release
#41 opened by ychaikin - 0
- 3
Docs return in JSON as well
#34 opened by kpaxton - 0
See JSON-based docs directly in the browser
#37 opened by ychaikin - 0
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Test the app with Spring Boot 1.x easier by specifying version with a property
#29 opened by ychaikin - 0
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Provide convenient way for MessageProcessor to provide compatible message and compatible message response class type
#18 opened by Steve973 - 0
Message & MessageResponse docs should show enum options in the docs for enum properties
#19 opened by ychaikin - 1
SpringRestMessenger endpoint should return list of available messages and responses on GET
#10 opened by ychaikin - 1
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Look into how to publish to maven central
#7 opened by ychaikin - 1
Disable logging during unit testing
#1 opened by ychaikin - 0
See all handler configurations in registry after completion of registration for debugging purposes
#2 opened by ychaikin - 0
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Create example application to show use
#5 opened by ychaikin - 1
Create REST endpoint for command routing
#6 opened by ychaikin - 1