Examples with Environment com.spotify.apollo.Environment used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Environment

use of com.spotify.apollo.Environment in project zoltar by spotify.

the class ServiceRunner method configure.

static void configure(final Environment environment) {
    final Config config = environment.config();
    final URI modelPath = URI.create(config.getString("iris.model"));
    final URI settingsPath = URI.create(config.getString("iris.settings"));
    try {
        IrisPrediction.configure(modelPath, settingsPath);
    } catch (final IOException e) {
        throw new RuntimeException(String.format("Could not load model! Model path: `%s`, settings path `%s`.", modelPath, settingsPath));
    }
    final EndPoints endPoints = new EndPoints();
    environment.routingEngine().registerRoutes(endPoints.routes().map(r -> r.withPrefix("/predict")));
}

Example 2 with Environment

use of com.spotify.apollo.Environment in project apollo by spotify.

the class EnvironmentFactoryTest method shouldResolveThroughResolver.

@Test
public void shouldResolveThroughResolver() throws Exception {
    when(resolver.resolve(String.class)).thenReturn("hello world");
    final Environment environment = sut.build().create(SERVICE_NAME, routingContext);
    final String resolve = environment.resolve(String.class);
    assertEquals("hello world", resolve);
}

Example 3 with Environment

use of com.spotify.apollo.Environment in project apollo by spotify.

the class EnvironmentFactoryTest method shouldThrowIfUsedAfterInit.

@Test
public void shouldThrowIfUsedAfterInit() throws Exception {
    final EnvironmentFactory factory = sut.build();
    final RoutingContext routingContext = factory.createRoutingContext();
    final Environment environment = factory.create(SERVICE_NAME, routingContext);
    final Route<AsyncHandler<Response<ByteString>>> route = Route.sync("GET", "/f1", handler());
    environment.routingEngine().registerRoute(route);
    final Iterable<Object> objects = routingContext.endpointObjects();
    assertTrue(Iterables.contains(objects, route));
    try {
        environment.routingEngine().registerRoute(route);
        fail("should throw");
    } catch (Exception e) {
        assertThat(e.getMessage(), containsString("already been initialized"));
    }
}

Example 4 with Environment

use of com.spotify.apollo.Environment in project apollo by spotify.

the class EnvironmentFactoryTest method shouldCollectRegisteredRoutes.

@Test
public void shouldCollectRegisteredRoutes() throws Exception {
    final EnvironmentFactory factory = sut.build();
    final RoutingContext routingContext = factory.createRoutingContext();
    final Environment environment = factory.create(SERVICE_NAME, routingContext);
    final Route<AsyncHandler<Response<ByteString>>> route1 = Route.sync("GET", "/f1", handler());
    final Route<AsyncHandler<Response<ByteString>>> route2 = Route.sync("GET", "/2", handler());
    final Route<AsyncHandler<Response<ByteString>>> route3 = Route.sync("GET", "/3", handler());
    environment.routingEngine().registerRoute(route1).registerRoute(route2);
    environment.routingEngine().registerRoute(route3);
    final Iterable<Object> objects = routingContext.endpointObjects();
    assertTrue(Iterables.contains(objects, route1));
    assertTrue(Iterables.contains(objects, route2));
    assertTrue(Iterables.contains(objects, route3));
}

Example 5 with Environment

use of com.spotify.apollo.Environment in project apollo by spotify.

the class ApolloEnvironmentModuleTest method shouldGetFunctioningEnvironment.

@Test
public void shouldGetFunctioningEnvironment() throws Exception {
    final AtomicReference<Environment> envReference = new AtomicReference<>();
    try (Service.Instance i = service.build().start()) {
        final ApolloEnvironment environment = ApolloEnvironmentModule.environment(i);
        final RequestHandler handler = environment.initialize(new EnvApp(envReference::set));
        assertNotNull(handler);
        final Environment e = envReference.get();
        validateEnv(e);
    } catch (IOException e) {
        fail(e.getMessage());
    }
}