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Functional Reactive Web with Spring 5 - Still in Milestone realease, but looks like alot of new and exciting features ahead.

Trying out the new RouterFunction instead of the normal @RestController and Spring's Reactor's Mono and Flux

To launch it, run Spring5ReactiveWebApplication.java

There are 3 api available -

1. /message - get a message using Mono
2. /message/{id} - get a message using Mono
3. /messages - get a list of Messages using Flux

 public static RouterFunction<?> doRoutes(final MessageHandler messageHandler) {
        return route(GET("/message/{id}"),
                    request -> {
                        Mono<Message>
                                message =
                                    Mono.just(
                                            new Message(request.pathVariable("id"), UUID.randomUUID().toString()));

                        return ok().body(fromPublisher(message, Message.class));
                    })
                .and(route(GET("/message"), messageHandler::handleMessage))
                .and(route(GET("/messages"), messageHandler::handleMessages));
    }

@RestController/@RequestMapping and RouterFunction are exclusive of each other.

It's quite easy to integrate with RxJava using @RestController, however, with RouterFunction, I am not quite sure how to integrate RxJava. It's still in milestone, so the Spring documentation doesn't have any reference to it yet

maybe just as simple as replace Mono with Single and Flux with Flowable

Also, I will add MongoDB or Cassandra as a backend soon ...

Happy Learning!