...JavaConfig servlet and IoC configuration based on annotations wasn't much of an improvement comparing to the XML-based config.
...a functional way to configure http routes, security config or even beans, introduced in Spring 5, comes to the rescue!
On master branch...
... you'll find a showcase of how to configure your Spring Boot app (along with integration tests!!!) in a fully functional, declarative way, with a little help of a new shiny built-in Kotlin DSL helpers. A Kotlin's coroutines support in Spring is also leveraged here end-to-end (replaces the use of reactor).
On a branch spring-fu...
...you'll find even more functional but experimental Spring configuration with spring-fu.
On a branch old-way...
...you'll find the same Spring app, but configured with good old JavaConfig.
This server exposes:
- 2 RESTful http endpoints for creating and crediting a bank account
- a html resource
Hello worldwebpage
These are fully covered by end-to-end integration tests, written in Spock framework.