Open rj93 opened 11 hours ago
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Why do we need this improvement?
Currently there are two seperate templates that include spring support:
However, neither of these support the AsyncAPI v3 schema.
How will this change help?
Having mutliple repositories that all need to be upgraded when newer schema versions are released clearly isn't working as there are many repositores that still don't support it 10 months after release.
Having a single java template that can be configured will help keep things up to date, as well as reduce the duplication as models etc remain should remain largley unchanged between different implementations.
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How could it be implemented/designed?
I propose that a new
library
parameter is added to this template, that can acceptjava
(default, current implementation) andspring
.I would also suggest adding auther configuration options, such as
artifactType: [app, library]
to generate add the option to generate a library that could be imported like how OpenAPI does. Configuraiton options that are specific to each type of protocol/library to allow further customisation.I have very breifly started to work on a fork that can be found here for Spring Kafka support, and I would just like to explore if this is something you would consider accepting to be merged into this project before I design in it a way that would be comptaible.
🚧 Breaking changes
No
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Are you willing to work on this issue?
Yes I am willing to submit a PR!