Example 2 - Node Responds (HTTP)

Building upon Example 1 - Node with Transaction Mode (HTTP), this configuration demonstrates how to set up a complete request-response cycle using FlowSync. The service includes a mapping that processes incoming HTTP requests and generates defined responses. When a request arrives, the system automatically creates and publishes an appropriate response message, preventing the timeout scenario seen in the previous example.

• To call the HttpNode in the example below, run the following command:

curl --insecure \
--location 'https://127.0.0.1/data/flowsync/example2' \
--header 'Authorization: Bearer <replace with your token>'

For more information on the FlowSync configuration properties, see Cybus:Node.

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description: FlowSync - Example 2

metadata:
    name: example 2
    version: 1.0.0

resources:
    testServer:
        type: Cybus::Server::Http
        properties:
            basePath: /FlowSync

    exampleNode:
        type: Cybus::Node::Http
        properties:
            parent: !ref testServer
            method: GET
            route: /example2
            operation: transaction

    exampleMappings:
        type: Cybus::Mapping
        properties:
            mappings:
                - subscribe:
                      endpoint: !ref exampleNode
                  publish:
                      endpoint: !ref exampleNode
                  rules:
                      - transform:
                            expression: >-
                                (
                                  {
                                    "id": $.id,
                                    "timestamp": $.timestamp,
                                    "value": {
                                      "response" : "This is a response to your HTTP GET request."}
                                  }
                                )