polish dynamodb implementation #817
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several changes to the AWS DynamoDB project, focusing on configuration updates, class renaming, and test infrastructure modifications. The changes include updating the LocalStack Docker image version, removing Lombok dependencies, modifying the Maven plugin configuration, renaming the main application class, and restructuring the test setup. Additionally, explicit constructors have been added across various classes to replace Lombok's annotations. These modifications aim to improve the project's structure, testing approach, and dependency management. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant App as DynamoDBApplication
participant Config as ContainerConfig
participant Test as TestDynamoDBApplication
App->>Config: Configure LocalStack Container
Test->>App: Reference Main Method
Test->>Config: Initialize Application Context
Config-->>Test: Provide Container Configuration
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aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/entities/Customer.java (1)
23-27: Parameter validation may be beneficial.
The explicit constructor initializes critical fields, but consider validating parameters (e.g., checking for null inputs) or throwing an exception if invalid values are supplied. This can prevent inconsistent state when creating a newCustomer.aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/config/Initializer.java (1)
14-15: Potential improvement: switch log level if desired.
log.infois used to indicate normal application flow. Ensure you have enough context and correct level of verbosity at this stage of initialization.
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aws-dynamodb-project/src/test/java/com/learning/awsspring/ApplicationIntegrationTest.java (3)
10-11: Use of explicit logger import is consistent with Lombok removal.
These imports correctly replace the Lombok @Slf4j annotation with a static logger approach, aligning with the project's shift away from Lombok.
21-21: Static logger declaration is appropriate.
Defining private static final Logger log is a standard practice for logging, ensuring consistent usage throughout this test class.
31-31: Constructor usage aligns with Lombok removal.
Switching from a builder to an explicit constructor suits your refactoring strategy, removing Lombok. Ensure constructors in the Customer class validate any required fields.
aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/entities/Customer.java (1)
21-22: Ensure usage of the no-arg constructor is necessary.
Having a no-argument constructor is typically required by frameworks like AWS SDK or Spring for reflective instantiation. Confirm whether you need any initialization logic within it (e.g., default field values or placeholders).
aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/config/ApplicationProperties.java (5)
3-3: Good use of Jakarta Validation import.
It is appropriate to leverage jakarta.validation.Valid for inner configuration properties, ensuring that the cors configuration is validated.
10-10: Ensuring robust validation for CORS configuration.
Annotating the cors field with @Valid and @NestedConfigurationProperty will help Spring Boot automatically validate its properties. This approach is a best practice for typed and validated configuration classes.
19-50: Clear getters and setters for the Cors class.
Removing Lombok's @Data and introducing explicit getters/setters is acceptable. It enhances clarity and avoids implicit code generation, which can sometimes make debugging trickier. The default values for each field provide safe defaults for end users.
51-58: Well-defined boolean getter for allowCredentials.
Using isAllowCredentials() is consistent with Java Bean standards and ensures correct property binding. The approach is straightforward and easily testable.
60-65: Exposing Cors with explicit get/set methods.
Providing getters and setters for cors helps keep the configuration flexible while still validating the nested properties. This design nicely separates configuration concerns from application logic.
aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/services/CustomerService.java (1)
15-17: Constructor explicitness is good to ensure clarity.
By removing Lombok’s @RequiredArgsConstructor and defining the constructor explicitly, the dependency injection becomes more readable. No issues identified with the constructor logic.
aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/config/Initializer.java (2)
6-7: Manual logger instantiation is correct.
Using LoggerFactory and a static final reference follows typical logging best practices.
18-20: Explicit constructor injection is consistent.
Defining the constructor manually improves transparency of dependencies. Make sure to verify no other classes instantiate Initializer incorrectly.
✅ Verification successful
Constructor injection is properly implemented and used
The verification confirms that:
Initializeris a Spring@Componentthat implementsCommandLineRunner- It is only instantiated by Spring's dependency injection (no manual instantiations found)
- The constructor injection is properly implemented and consistent with Spring best practices
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aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/web/controllers/CustomerController.java (1)
24-26: Explicitly defining the controller constructor is a sound practice.
Dependency injection via a manual constructor aligns with the rest of the changes in the project. This approach is cleaner for understanding dependencies.
aws-dynamodb-project/src/main/java/com/learning/awsspring/repositories/CustomerRepository.java (1)
23-28: Constructor dependency injection properly enumerates required clients.
The new constructor clearly conveys what services this repository depends on. Ensure thorough testing of interactions with dynamoDbTemplate and dynamoDbEnhancedClient.
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Let me try a different approach to verify the usage of CustomerRepository and its constructor dependencies.
Let me check the specific implementations and test coverage for this repository.
Constructor dependency injection is properly used and verified across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- CustomerRepository is correctly autowired in CustomerService using constructor injection
- It's properly used in integration tests through @Autowired annotation
- The Initializer component also uses constructor injection for CustomerRepository
- All dependencies (DynamoDbTemplate and DynamoDbEnhancedClient) are properly injected through the constructor
The implementation follows Spring best practices for dependency injection and the components are properly tested in integration tests.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
TestDynamoDBApplicationfor application initialization in tests.ContainerConfigclass.Improvements
WebMvcConfigfor better readability and type safety.ApplicationPropertiesfor validation and access methods.Bug Fixes
DynamoDBApplication.Documentation