Examples with EndpointDefinitions com.palantir.dialogue.annotations.processor.data.EndpointDefinitions used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EndpointDefinitions

use of com.palantir.dialogue.annotations.processor.data.EndpointDefinitions in project dialogue by palantir.

the class DialogueRequestAnnotationsProcessor method generateDialogueServiceFactory.

private JavaFile generateDialogueServiceFactory(Element annotatedInterface, Collection<Element> annotatedMethods) {
    ElementKind kind = annotatedInterface.getKind();
    Preconditions.checkArgument(kind.isInterface(), "Only methods on interfaces can be annotated with @Request");
    Set<Element> nonMethodElements = annotatedMethods.stream().filter(element -> !element.getKind().equals(ElementKind.METHOD)).collect(Collectors.toSet());
    validationStep(ctx -> nonMethodElements.forEach(nonMethodElement -> ctx.reportError("Only methods can be annotated with @Request", nonMethodElement)));
    Preconditions.checkArgument(nonMethodElements.isEmpty(), "Only methods can be annotated with @Request");
    List<EndpointDefinition> endpoints = processingStep(ctx -> {
        EndpointDefinitions endpointDefinitions = new EndpointDefinitions(ctx, elements, types);
        List<Optional<EndpointDefinition>> maybeEndpoints = annotatedMethods.stream().map(MoreElements::asExecutable).map(endpointDefinitions::tryParseEndpointDefinition).collect(Collectors.toList());
        Preconditions.checkArgument(maybeEndpoints.stream().filter(Predicates.not(Optional::isPresent)).collect(Collectors.toList()).isEmpty(), "Failed validation");
        return maybeEndpoints.stream().map(Optional::get).collect(Collectors.toList());
    });
    ClassName serviceInterface = ClassName.get(MoreElements.getPackage(annotatedInterface).getQualifiedName().toString(), annotatedInterface.getSimpleName().toString());
    ServiceDefinition serviceDefinition = ImmutableServiceDefinition.builder().serviceInterface(serviceInterface).addAllEndpoints(endpoints).build();
    TypeSpec generatedClass = new DialogueServiceFactoryGenerator(serviceDefinition).generate();
    TypeSpec withOriginatingElement = generatedClass.toBuilder().addOriginatingElement(annotatedInterface).build();
    MoreElements.getAnnotationMirror(annotatedInterface, DialogueService.class).toJavaUtil().map(mirror -> AnnotationMirrors.getAnnotationValue(mirror, "value")).ifPresent(value -> value.accept(new SimpleAnnotationValueVisitor9<Void, Void>() {

        @Override
        public Void visitType(TypeMirror type, Void _unused) {
            // Quick check, the generated type is expected, however a hand-written
            // type may be used instead. This avoids a class of problems involving
            // dependencies between processor rounds.
            String typeName = type.toString();
            String expectedGenerated = serviceInterface.packageName() + '.' + generatedClass.name;
            if (typeName.equals(expectedGenerated)) {
                return null;
            }
            TypeElement factoryElement = elements.getTypeElement(DialogueServiceFactory.class.getName());
            if (factoryElement == null) {
                return null;
            }
            DeclaredType expectedType = types.getDeclaredType(factoryElement, types.getWildcardType(annotatedInterface.asType(), null));
            if (!types.isAssignable(type, expectedType)) {
                messager.printMessage(Kind.ERROR, "@DialogueService annotation references an " + "invalid DialogueServiceFactory type", annotatedInterface);
            }
            return null;
        }
    }, null));
    return JavaFile.builder(serviceInterface.packageName(), withOriginatingElement).build();
}