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the solution above works but i’m wondering...

because if i have more dependencies, it would be quite unreadable soon...

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@sdeleuze and now my question becomes: how do

PostProcessor

interact with

beans().initialize()

? (from what i see, not at all) and how can i do it manually? 😄

@nfrankel About

@Scheduled

annotations and

BeanPostProcessor

, the functional bean DSL does nothing magic except registering bean definitions so it depends about the kind of application context you are using (

AnnotationConfigApplicationContext

versus

GenericApplicationContext

for example). Post processors should be called during

refresh()

but depending on what you are trying to achieve you may be missing some infra, for example

MongoRepositoryFactoryBean

for Spring Data Mongo support. It may be interesting to work on some functional construct equivalents to

<repositories base-package="com.acme.repositories" />

to make that easier. The functional DSL is composable (see https://github.com/tgirard12/spring-webflux-kotlin-dsl) so it should be doable.

If somebody is interested in that, providing Spring Data MongoDB Reactive support to https://github.com/sdeleuze/spring-kotlin-functional via something like

repositories(package="foo.bar")

could be a useful exercise.

set the channel topic: https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/spring-boot-kotlin/

thanks for the answer 👍

any pointers

@sdeleuze how to wrap the function ... please see the below

w00t back in Kotlin land. bye-bye TypeScript/node.js

^-- properties file still the preferred way to have kotlin beans registered in both main fun and tests?

I was actually just looking for an example of using the bean dsl w/ spring boot

Yes still until we move forward on https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/issues/8115

(see latest comment)

awesome, subscribed

Spring Boot 2.0.1

pretty sure jdbc doesn’t use jackson

I think you want one of the noarg plugins @Michael

Thanks Andrew! Yup, that sounds right.

Just trying to get it mashed into maven now…

Intellij seems unable to find it. 😕

here I am doing constructor injection

Spring experts: please consider the following scenario: my main app lives in pkg com.abc my config lives in pkgs com.abc.config.db com.abc.cofig.web now my junit 5 test lives in pkg com.abc.service.db : use case

I want to test db related services and therefore I want activate and inject config defined in  com.abc.config.db only

how to do that