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@alt-javascript/boot-camel-lite-starter

v1.1.1

Published

`@alt-javascript/boot` CDI auto-configuration for camel-lite core plus the eight most common components: `direct`, `seda`, `log`, `file`, `http`, `ftp`, `timer`, and `cron`.

Downloads

334

Readme

boot-camel-lite-starter

@alt-javascript/boot CDI auto-configuration for camel-lite core plus the eight most common components: direct, seda, log, file, http, ftp, timer, and cron.

Install

npm install boot-camel-lite-starter @alt-javascript/boot @alt-javascript/cdi @alt-javascript/config

CDI Beans Registered

| Bean name | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | camelLiteContext | CamelContext | The running Camel context | | routeRegistry | RouteRegistry | Scans config + CDI for routes and loads them into the context | | camelComponent.direct | DirectComponent | direct: scheme | | camelComponent.seda | SedaComponent | seda: scheme | | camelComponent.log | LogComponent | log: scheme | | camelComponent.file | FileComponent | file: scheme | | camelComponent.http | HttpComponent | http:/https: scheme (producer only) | | camelComponent.ftp | FtpComponent | ftp: scheme | | camelComponent.timer | TimerComponent | timer: scheme | | camelComponent.cron | CronComponent | cron: scheme | | camelProducerTemplate | ProducerTemplate | Send messages programmatically | | camelConsumerTemplate | ConsumerTemplate | Poll endpoints programmatically |

Configuration

All keys are nested under boot.camel-lite.

| Key | Type | Default | Description | |-----|------|---------|-------------| | boot.camel-lite.<scheme>.enabled | boolean | true | Set to false to skip registering that component bean | | boot.camel-lite.routes[n].definition | object | — | An already-parsed route definition object (equivalent to a parsed YAML route file) |

Config route definition example

boot:
  camel-lite:
    routes:
      - definition:
          - from: "direct:hello"
            steps:
              - log: "${body}"
              - to: "direct:world"

@alt-javascript/config deserialises this at load time; the starter passes it to RouteLoader.loadObject() to avoid a double-parse.

Usage

import { camelLiteStarter } from 'boot-camel-lite-starter';

const { applicationContext } = await camelLiteStarter({ config: cfg });

const ctx = applicationContext.get('camelLiteContext');
await ctx.ready();

const pt = applicationContext.get('camelProducerTemplate');
await pt.sendBody('direct:hello', 'world');

CDI RouteBuilder Discovery

Any CDI bean that exposes a configure(camelContext) method is treated as a RouteBuilder and discovered automatically by RouteRegistry. No explicit registration is required — declare the bean in your CDI config array and give it a configure method:

class GreetingRoutes {
  configure(camelContext) {
    camelContext
      .from('direct:greet')
      .log('${body}');
  }
}

See Also