Reactive Spring - Proper way to validate another mono
I'm fiddling with Spring webflux and reactive mongo db in a boot app
I've been reading but struggling to find the best way to do this logic:
I have entry & food services, entry service calls food service to validate that a food exists before saving that entry.
this is my create method in the EntryService
public Mono<Entry> create(Mono<Entry> entry) {
Mono<Food> err = Mono.error(new NotFound());
Mono<Entry> invalidEntry = Mono.error(new IllegalArgumentException());
return entry
.filter(this::isValideEntry)
.switchIfEmpty(invalidEntry)
.flatMap(e -> {
String foodId = e.getFood().getId();
return foodService.byId(foodId)
.switchIfEmpty(err)
.then(entryRepo.save(e));
});
}
private boolean isValideEntry(Entry e) {
return e.getAmount() > 0
&& e.getFood() != null
&& e.getFood().getId() != null;
}
food service has a webClient that calls the food service :
public Mono<Food> byId(String id) {
return webClient.get().uri("/{id}", id).retrieve().bodyToMono(Food.class);
}
im not sure if my code is idiomatic in terms of reactive streams in reactor.
it seems a bit messy how I'm validating that the food exists and switching back to save the entry.
I'm wondering if there is a better way to rewrite this.
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I'm fiddling with Spring webflux and reactive mongo db in a boot app
I've been reading but struggling to find the best way to do this logic:
I have entry & food services, entry service calls food service to validate that a food exists before saving that entry.
this is my create method in the EntryService
public Mono<Entry> create(Mono<Entry> entry) {
Mono<Food> err = Mono.error(new NotFound());
Mono<Entry> invalidEntry = Mono.error(new IllegalArgumentException());
return entry
.filter(this::isValideEntry)
.switchIfEmpty(invalidEntry)
.flatMap(e -> {
String foodId = e.getFood().getId();
return foodService.byId(foodId)
.switchIfEmpty(err)
.then(entryRepo.save(e));
});
}
private boolean isValideEntry(Entry e) {
return e.getAmount() > 0
&& e.getFood() != null
&& e.getFood().getId() != null;
}
food service has a webClient that calls the food service :
public Mono<Food> byId(String id) {
return webClient.get().uri("/{id}", id).retrieve().bodyToMono(Food.class);
}
im not sure if my code is idiomatic in terms of reactive streams in reactor.
it seems a bit messy how I'm validating that the food exists and switching back to save the entry.
I'm wondering if there is a better way to rewrite this.
java spring-mvc
New contributor
add a comment |
I'm fiddling with Spring webflux and reactive mongo db in a boot app
I've been reading but struggling to find the best way to do this logic:
I have entry & food services, entry service calls food service to validate that a food exists before saving that entry.
this is my create method in the EntryService
public Mono<Entry> create(Mono<Entry> entry) {
Mono<Food> err = Mono.error(new NotFound());
Mono<Entry> invalidEntry = Mono.error(new IllegalArgumentException());
return entry
.filter(this::isValideEntry)
.switchIfEmpty(invalidEntry)
.flatMap(e -> {
String foodId = e.getFood().getId();
return foodService.byId(foodId)
.switchIfEmpty(err)
.then(entryRepo.save(e));
});
}
private boolean isValideEntry(Entry e) {
return e.getAmount() > 0
&& e.getFood() != null
&& e.getFood().getId() != null;
}
food service has a webClient that calls the food service :
public Mono<Food> byId(String id) {
return webClient.get().uri("/{id}", id).retrieve().bodyToMono(Food.class);
}
im not sure if my code is idiomatic in terms of reactive streams in reactor.
it seems a bit messy how I'm validating that the food exists and switching back to save the entry.
I'm wondering if there is a better way to rewrite this.
java spring-mvc
New contributor
I'm fiddling with Spring webflux and reactive mongo db in a boot app
I've been reading but struggling to find the best way to do this logic:
I have entry & food services, entry service calls food service to validate that a food exists before saving that entry.
this is my create method in the EntryService
public Mono<Entry> create(Mono<Entry> entry) {
Mono<Food> err = Mono.error(new NotFound());
Mono<Entry> invalidEntry = Mono.error(new IllegalArgumentException());
return entry
.filter(this::isValideEntry)
.switchIfEmpty(invalidEntry)
.flatMap(e -> {
String foodId = e.getFood().getId();
return foodService.byId(foodId)
.switchIfEmpty(err)
.then(entryRepo.save(e));
});
}
private boolean isValideEntry(Entry e) {
return e.getAmount() > 0
&& e.getFood() != null
&& e.getFood().getId() != null;
}
food service has a webClient that calls the food service :
public Mono<Food> byId(String id) {
return webClient.get().uri("/{id}", id).retrieve().bodyToMono(Food.class);
}
im not sure if my code is idiomatic in terms of reactive streams in reactor.
it seems a bit messy how I'm validating that the food exists and switching back to save the entry.
I'm wondering if there is a better way to rewrite this.
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