Lagom Pet store

Pet store application to demonstrate OpenAPI support in Lagom.

Structure

A Lagom port of the famous Open API Pet Store example. The relevant contents are:

./build.sbt
./petService
./petService/src/main/openapi/petService.json
./petService/src/main/java/com/example/pet/impl/
./storeService
./storeService/src/main/openapi/storeService.json
./petService/src/main/scala/com/example/store/impl/
./web
./web/src/main/java/controllers
./web/src/main/java/Module.java
./web/src/main/openapi
./web/src/main/openapi/petService.json
./web/src/main/openapi/storeService.json
./web/src/main/...

• ./build.sbt: in the project build we include the LagomOpenApiPlugin on a project to make it scan its src/main/openapi for json or yaml files. The detected files are then converted into source code managed by sbt You can inspect the genreated code browsing the target/scala-2.11/openapi/ folder. Any code under target/ will be overwriten in future compilations and should not be edited or committed. Note that there's no petService-api separate from petService, this is just a convenience approach assuming that only petService.json will be shared with consumers.
• ./petService: a Lagom service implemented in java. Once the code is compiled a PetserviceApi.java file exists with the Lagom descriptor. We can then work on the implementation normally (see PetServiceImpl.java).
• ./petService/src/main/openapi/petService.json: an OpenAPI specification of the pet service.
• ./petService/src/main/java/com/example/pet/impl/: the lagom implementation of the specification. This is an in-memory hardcoded service to keep the source code to a minimum.
• ./storeService: a Lagom service implemented in scala.
• ./storeService/src/main/openapi/storeService.json: an OpenAPI specification of the store service.
• ./web: a Play application using the Java API that will consume both pet service and store service.
• ./web/src/main/java/Module.java: using the Play Guice DI API we bind the clients to consume the Lagom services.
• ./web/src/main/openapi: contains copies of the swagger specifications of the services it wants to consume.