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Why do we need this improvement?
We would like to request the addition of support for converting AsyncAPI v3 specifications using the Spring Template. This feature would enable developers to easily transform their AsyncAPI v3 documents into Spring-based applications, leveraging the powerful capabilities of the Spring framework. By implementing this functionality, developers could generate boilerplate code that aligns with their AsyncAPI v3 definitions, ensuring consistency and efficiency in their microservices architecture. This support would significantly simplify the development process, enhance the scalability and maintainability of asynchronous APIs, and facilitate faster deployment and iteration cycles. We believe that adding this feature would greatly benefit the developer community by streamlining the transition from API specification to implementation.
How will this change help?
Implementing support for converting AsyncAPI v3 using the Spring Template would streamline the development process by allowing developers to automatically generate boilerplate code that aligns with their AsyncAPI v3 definitions, ensuring consistency and reducing manual effort. This automation would enhance efficiency, enabling faster setup and iteration cycles, while improving scalability and maintainability by following standardized patterns. Additionally, it would facilitate quicker deployment of updates and new features, allowing development teams to respond swiftly to business needs and market demands, thereby increasing the overall productivity and adoption of AsyncAPI standards within the developer community.
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How could it be implemented/designed?
Using the actual template
🚧 Breaking changes
No
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