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package io.rxmicro.annotation.processor;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.cdi.CDIClassStructuresBuilder;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.common.BaseRxMicroAnnotationProcessor;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.common.component.impl.AbstractModuleClassStructuresBuilder;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.common.component.impl.CompositeModuleClassStructuresBuilder;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.data.aggregator.DataRepositoryModuleClassStructuresBuilder;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.rest.client.RestClientModuleClassStructuresBuilder;
import io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.rest.server.RestServerModuleClassStructuresBuilder;
import java.util.List;
import static io.rxmicro.annotation.processor.common.util.InternalLoggers.logThrowableStackTrace;
import static io.rxmicro.common.util.Exceptions.reThrow;
/**
* This is the {@code RxMicro Annotation Processor}.
*
*
* The RxMicro framework uses the {@link javax.annotation.processing.Processor}, which generates standard code using RxMicro annotations.
*
*
* Thus, the RxMicro framework is a framework of declarative programming.
*
*
* Using the RxMicro framework, the developer focuses on writing the business logic of a microservice.
* Then he configures the desired standard behavior with RxMicro annotations.
* When compiling a project, the {@code RxMicro Annotation Processor} generates additional classes.
* Generated classes contain a standard logic that ensures the functionality of the created microservice.
*
*
* How it works?
*
*
* While solving a business task, the developer writes Micro service source code.
* Then the developer configures the desired standard microservice behavior via RxMicro annotations.
* After that, the developer compiles the project.
*
*
* Since the {@code RxMicro Annotation Processor} is configured in maven, when compiling a project this processor handles
* the source code of the microservice and generates the additional classes: Micro service generated code.
* After that, the compiler compiles the source and generated microservice codes:
* Micro service byte code and Micro service generated byte code.
*
*
* The compiled source and generated codes along with the RxMicro runtime libraries perform useful work.
*
* @author nedis
* @since 0.1
*/
public final class RxMicroAnnotationProcessor extends BaseRxMicroAnnotationProcessor {
private static CompositeModuleClassStructuresBuilder create() {
try {
return new CompositeModuleClassStructuresBuilder<>(
List.of(
RestServerModuleClassStructuresBuilder.create(),
RestClientModuleClassStructuresBuilder.create(),
DataRepositoryModuleClassStructuresBuilder.create(),
CDIClassStructuresBuilder.create()
)
);
} catch (final Throwable throwable) {
logThrowableStackTrace(throwable);
return reThrow(throwable);
}
}
/**
* Default constructor for the {@code RxMicro Annotation Processor}.
*/
public RxMicroAnnotationProcessor() {
super(create());
}
}