README.md

Spring boot Reactive Programming

• Spring 5 provides Spring WebFlux which helps to create web application that helps to create reactive web applications.

Asynchronous and non blocking

Be can handle more request(using pub-sub model)

Funtional Style coding

Use more lambdas

Data flow as event driven stream

Data is transfer as event driven ---whenever changes happen pubhlisher publish the event

Backpressure on data streams

Add limitation on data from database

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Reactive Programming

Reactive programming is a programming paradigm where the focus is on developing asynchronous and non-blocking applications in an event-driven form.

Four Interfaces

Publisher

    interface Publisher<T>
    {
            public void subsribe(Subscribe<? super T>s)
    }

Subsriber

    interface Subsriber<>{

        onSubscribe(Subscription s)
        onNext(T t)
        onError(Throwable t)
        onComplete()

    }

Subscription

interface Subscription{
    cancel()
    request(long var)
}

Processor

Reactive stream flow

Libraries for reactive programming

• Reactor
• RxJava
• Jdk9 Flow Reactor Stream

Project Reactor

Project reactor is library that implements reactive specification for building non-blocking and asynchronous applications on JVM

Implementation of Publisher

• Flux - 0...N elements

• Mono - return 0 or 1 element

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• Creating Mono and Flux

Mongo<String> mono=Mono.just("data")

• Error

Mono.just("data").then(Mono.error(new RuntimeException("ERROR")))

• zip() merge mono provide Mono of Tuple
• withZip()

combines the result from this mono and another mono.

  var m1=Mono.just("First");
        var m2=Mono.just("Second");
        Mono<Tuple2<String, String>> tuple2Mono = m1.zipWith(m2);

        tuple2Mono.subscribe(values->{
            System.out.println(values.getT1());
            System.out.println(values.getT2());
        });

• map()

transform the value emmited by current using syn function

      var m1 = Mono.just("First Project working");
      var m2 = Mono.just(124);

      Mono<String> changeMono = m1.map(item -> item.toUpperCase());
      changeMono.subscribe(System.out::println);

• flatMap() and flatMapMany()

• flatMap() - transform the value emmited by current mono async, returning the value emmited by another mono (change value type possible )

• flatMapMany() - transform this mono into publisher , then change to return a many value that is Flux.

    var m1 = Mono.just("First");
    var m2 = Mono.just(124);

    Mono<String> integerMono = m1.flatMap(item1 -> m2.map(item2 -> item2.toString().concat(item1)));
    integerMono.subscribe(System.out::println);

var m1 = Mono.just("First Project working");
var m2 = Mono.just(124);

• concatWith()

join to mono and provide Flux

  Flux<String> secondString = m1.concatWith(Mono.just("second string"));

• deleyElement() to provide delay on onNext()

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  Flux Operators

1. map

2. filter

3. flatMap(flatMapMany(mono to flux)) mapping convert each element to flux of element.(Asynchronous)

4. concatMap

   preserve the order

5. delayElements- delay the elements

6. transform -- take functional interface to transform the data

7. defaultIfEmpty--> provide the default data if empty

   defaultIfEmpty(pass the default value)

8. switchIfEmpty-

   switch to new set of data switchIfEmpty(passflux)

9. concat(static) & concatWith(instance method) (sync)

10. merge & and mergeWith (async)

11. mergeSequential

working with different type reactive type

12. zip & zipWith

    Flux.zip(flux1,flux2,(first,second)->{
        return first+second;
    }).log()

SideEffect operators -> dont change the actual behaviour

13. onDoNext()
    • when next is called
14. doOnSuscribe()
    • when subscribe

Exception Handling