This sample demonstrates an end to end reactive application using Spring Boot 2 Webflux and reactive/non-blocking AWS SDK 2+
Follow the instructions here to setup a local version of DynamoDB.
Once DynamoDB is running, start up the application using
./gradlew bootRun
Make sure that a table has been created in dynamoDB:
aws --endpoint-url=http://localhost:8000 dynamodb describe-table --table-name hotels
Create Hotel entities:
http -v :8080/hotels id=1 name=test1 address=address1 zip=zip1 state=OR
http -v :8080/hotels id=2 name=test2 address=address2 zip=zip2 state=OR
http -v :8080/hotels id=3 name=test3 address=address3 zip=zip3 state=WA
Get Hotels by State names:
http "http://localhost:8080/hotels?state=OR"
http "http://localhost:8080/hotels?state=WA"
Get Hotels by ID:
http "http://localhost:8080/hotels/1"
http "http://localhost:8080/hotels/2"
http "http://localhost:8080/hotels/3"
Update Hotel:
http PUT :8080/hotels id=1 name=test1updated address=address1 zip=zip1 state=OR
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