Knot.x 1.X / 2.0 roadmap

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The new modules will appear in Knot.x 1.5 / Knot.x 2.0 roadmap: - we introduce Data Bridge, Forms, Template Engine modules - fallback mechanism handling snippets evaluation errors - JUnit 5 support - Knot.x HTTP server routing with Open API 3.0 spec - pluggable fragments - circuit breaker & cache - Knot.x Starter Kit

KNOTX.io
Knot.x 1.X
@knotx_project
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/projects/6
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Data Bridge
@knotx_project
Knot.x 1.4.0
https://github.com/Knotx/knotx-data-bridge
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Data Bridge
employees from the HTTP REST service
transactions from the HTTP SOAP service
salaries from the PostgreSQL database
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KNOTX.io
Forms
@knotx_project
Knot.x 1.5.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Knotx/knotx-forms
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KNOTX.io
Wizards
password
token
home
page

KNOTX.io
Template Engine
@knotx_project
Knot.x 1.5.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Knotx/knotx-template-engine
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Snippet metamorphose
1. Knots names
2. Attributes names
3. (Optional in 1.X) Snippet tag
4. (Optional in 1.X) Attribute prefix

KNOTX.io
Fallback mechanism
@knotx_project
Knot.x 1.5.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/pull/468
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
JUnit 5
@knotx_project
Knot.x 1.4.0
https://github.com/Knotx/knotx-junit5
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Knot.x 2.X
@knotx_project
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/projects/5
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Knot.x Core: Open API specification
@knotx_project
Knot.x 2.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/issues/430
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Reactive RESTful HTTP Server
* https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/tree/project/knotx-2

KNOTX.io
Standardized & HTTP
OpenAPI
Specification

KNOTX.io
Standardized & HTTP
OpenAPI
Specification
URLFile

KNOTX.iohttps://github.com/Knotx/knotx-example-project/pull/30
Configurable & RESTful
openapi.yaml
business logic

KNOTX.iohttps://github.com/Knotx/knotx-example-project/pull/30
Configurable & RESTful
{
operationId = te-local-get
handlers = ${routing.commonHandlers.request} [
...
] ${routing.commonHandlers.response}
}
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KNOTX.io
Knot.x Core: Pluggable Fragments
@knotx_project
Knot.x 2.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/issues/466#issuecomment-43531179
0
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Knot.x Core: Optimisations
@knotx_project
Knot.x 2.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/issues/XYZ
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

KNOTX.io
Core optimisations
- Internal traffic between Repository, Splitter and Assembler
- “PDP optimisation” - many snippets with same data

KNOTX.io
Circuit breaker & cache
@knotx_project
Knot.x 2.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/issues/454
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

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CIRCUIT
BREAKER
REDIS
HEALTH
CHECKER
BUSINESS
LOGIC

KNOTX.io
CIRCUIT
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HEALTH
CHECKER
BUSINESS
LOGIC
HEALTH
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KNOTX.io
Goodbye to:
- Gateway API
- “default” and “custom” flow
- <script>
- Knots: Service, Action, Handlebars

KNOTX.io
Example project
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Knot.x 2.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/Knotx/knotx-example-project
Marcin Czeczko | Maciej Laskowski | Tomasz Michalak

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Example project content
- Backend integration
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- Forms example
- Custom snippet syntax (non handlebars)
- Project Starter Kit (how to use Knot.x in project) with Gradle and Maven
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