Interface ApiVersionStrategy

All Known Implementing Classes:
DefaultApiVersionStrategy

public interface ApiVersionStrategy
The main component that encapsulates configuration preferences and strategies to manage API versioning for an application.
Since:
7.0
Author:
Rossen Stoyanchev
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  • Method Details

    • resolveVersion

      @Nullable String resolveVersion(ServerWebExchange exchange)
      Resolve the version value from a request, e.g. from a request header.
      Parameters:
      exchange - the current exchange
      Returns:
      the version, if present or null
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    • parseVersion

      Comparable<?> parseVersion(String version)
      Parse the version of a request into an Object.
      Parameters:
      version - the value to parse
      Returns:
      an Object that represents the version
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    • validateVersion

      void validateVersion(@Nullable Comparable<?> requestVersion, ServerWebExchange exchange) throws MissingApiVersionException, InvalidApiVersionException
      Validate a request version, including required and supported version checks.
      Parameters:
      requestVersion - the version to validate
      exchange - the exchange
      Throws:
      MissingApiVersionException - if the version is required, but not specified
      InvalidApiVersionException - if the version is not supported
    • getDefaultVersion

      @Nullable Comparable<?> getDefaultVersion()
      Return a default version to use for requests that don't specify one.
    • resolveParseAndValidateVersion

      default @Nullable Comparable<?> resolveParseAndValidateVersion(ServerWebExchange exchange)
      Convenience method to return the parsed and validated request version, or the default version if configured.
      Parameters:
      exchange - the current exchange
      Returns:
      the parsed request version, or the default version
    • handleDeprecations

      void handleDeprecations(Comparable<?> version, ServerWebExchange exchange)
      Check if the requested API version is deprecated, and if so handle it accordingly, e.g. by setting response headers to signal the deprecation, to specify relevant dates and provide links to further details.
      Parameters:
      version - the resolved and parsed request version
      exchange - the current exchange
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