Quarkus support

[djalmasilvajr]

Is there quarkus support on Kvision ?
I've read that Kvision has Full support for Ktor, Jooby, Spring Boot, Javalin, Vert.x and Micronaut frameworks.

[rjaros]

There is no Quarkus support at the moment. I'm thinking about this, but I'm not familiar with Quarkus and it seems a bit different from other frameworks. It does not seem to have equivalents of typical objects like "request" or "session".

[djalmasilvajr]

I'll try to see how works kvision with bootstrap and micronaut and try to find clues to aply on integration with quarkus

[okarmazin]

Hello, trying to see if there would be any interest in investigating the Quarkus integration now?

KVision is extremely intriguing, and I have a fullstack Quarkus project and will have more such projects in the future.

Quarkus itself is built on top of Vert.x, and it is heavily invested in Java EE standards. As for its programming style, I believe it's basically Micronaut (I never used Micronaut though) except it uses standardized Java EE / Jakarta AOP annotations wherever it can.

Other than that, should be the same style of reflectionless compile-time-enhanced Java framework as Micronaut.

[rjaros]

I've already done several approaches to Quarkus, but it not easy without good knowledge of the framework. The general requirements of the framework to integrate with KVision fullstack interfaces are:

• the dependency injection (I understand Quarkus uses CDI for that)
• availability of some kind of "injector" or "context", which allows to get a "bean" from the class instance (without @Inject annotations) - I was not able to find out how to do this with CDI (some sources suggest using CDI.current(), but I also see a lot of issues about this and Quarkus)
• an equivalent of prototype scope from Spring/Micronaut or default scope from Guice (creating a service class on every call) - I think I should use @Dependent scope,
• ability to use factory methods for CDI - I think @Produces is the correct way
• coroutines support (I've only found this: https://quarkus.io/guides/kotlin#coroutines-support but it doesn't give any details)

As you can see the building blocks are almost identified but it still requires a lot of work to test and implement.