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json-home-client

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No-magic Scala client to consume JSON home documents like this:

{
  "resources": {
    "http://spec.example.org/rels/artists": {
      "href": "/artists"
    },
    "http://spec.example.org/rels/artist": {
	  "href-template": "/artists/{artist-id}",
      "href-vars": {
        "artist-id": "http://spec.example.org/params/artist"
      }
	}
  }
}

The json-home-client regularly loads json home documents from json home document providers, and caches them in memory. When your application retrieves some information from this json-home-client, the cached json home documents are used so that there'll be no network roundtrip.

This library uses Play's JSON library.

Installation

You must add the json-home-client to the dependencies of the build file, e.g. add to build.sbt:

libraryDependencies += "de.kaufhof" %% "json-home-client" % "3.0.3"

It is published to sonatype nexus for scala 2.11 and 2.12.

Usage

At first you setup the JsonHomeService for various hosts that provide json home documents. The first host serves a json home like the one shown above.

import de.kaufhof.jsonhomeclient._

// Specify which service/host provides which link relations
// By default, json home docs are assumed to be served from `/.well-known/home`.
val host1 = JsonHomeHost("http://some.host", Seq(
  // A link relation without params
  DirectLinkRelationType("http://spec.example.org/rels/artists"),
  // A link relation with template params
  TemplateLinkRelationType("http://spec.example.org/rels/artist")
))

// Create the client, it loads the json home doc from the host
//Make sure to shutdown the ActorSystem after usage
implicit val system: ActorSystem  = ActorSystem()
implicit val materializer: ActorMaterializer  = ActorMaterializer()
val client1 = new JsonHomeClient(host1)

// Create the cache, it will regularly (using the Akka scheduler) load json home doc
// using the client. The initialTimeToWait is used for requests when the schedule did not yet
// kick in (might happen e.g. in tests) so that the json home doc was not yet requested/loaded.
// In this case the json home doc is directly loaded from the client and the cache will wait for
// the result using the given `initialTimeToWait`. Decide whether the cache
// should log output verbose or not.
val cache1 = new JsonHomeCache(
  client1,
  updateInterval = 5 minutes,
  initialTimeToWait = 10 seconds,
  logVerbose = false
)

// The json home service, the interface for applications, set up with several json home caches
val jsonHomeService = JsonHomeService(Seq(cache1, cache2, ...))

Once the json home service is set up, you can use it to retrieve links for link-relations.

// Example 1: Get a link relation that does not expect template params
jsonHomeService.getUrl(
  host1,
  DirectLinkRelationType("http://spec.example.org/rels/artists")
) == Some("/artists")

// Example 2: Some link relation that expects template params
jsonHomeService.getUrl(
  host1,
  TemplateLinkRelationType("http://spec.example.org/rels/artist"),
  Map("artist-id" -> "acdc")
) == Some("/artists/acdc")

Release

sbt

sbt Release

License

The license is Apache 2.0, see LICENSE.