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Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

Nice, lets chech JWT tokens to keep an authentication data. It will boost your scaling options - you can then set up ELB

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

@ldangelo do you have your endpoint with company data implemented? It can be also a part of Knot.x - you can connect directly do DB from Adapter. You omit one HTTP call. We plan to share new tutorial with similar solution this/next week.

Leo D'Angelo

@ldangelo

@tomaszmichalak no I don’t have the end point yet. I would love to see the tutorial. I was actually planning on submitting my solution to the community but I’m sure you guys will do it better than I.

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

It would be great to see

your solution

We could make code review :)

Leo D'Angelo

@ldangelo

@tomaszmichalak happy to contribute what I come up with. I would appreciate the code review. I have a similar solution in spring and I’m hitting some performance issues. I have 40k non-profit’s with 5-15 users hitting this solution daily so can also provide some benchmarks against spring.

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

hello @ldangelo, that would be great - let us know when you have something to share, we are also going to show some performance statistics (currently in Code Review) - it will be available probably in this week @ GitHub wiki

Tomek Niedźwiedź

@toniedzwiedz

Hello

is this documenation up to date? https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/wiki/HttpRepositoryConnector

https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/wiki/FilesystemRepositoryConnector

I want to connect to a template repository over HTTP and I wanted to use the REST service example as a starting point

The file system repository configuration looks different from what's documented there

"knotx:io.knotx.FilesystemRepositoryConnector": {
      "options": {
        "config": {
          "catalogue": "./library/"
        }
      }
    }

Tomek Niedźwiedź

@toniedzwiedz

Would this work?

   "knotx:io.knotx.HttpRepositoryConnector": {
      "options": {
        "config": {
          "clientDestination": {
            "domain": "localhost",
            "port": 80
          }
        }
      }
    }

    "knotx:io.knotx.KnotxServer": {
      "options": {
        "config": {
          "repositories": [
            {
              "path": "/content/.*",
              "address": "knotx.core.repository.http"
            },
         //routing, etc.

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

@toniedzwiedz do you use released 1.0 or snapshot from master?

please remember, that documentation on wiki is actual for the version from master
1.0.0 documentation is here: https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/wiki/Documentation-1.0.0
there might be small differences - not much changes were since we released 1.0 but there was change in FilesystemRepository (https://github.com/Cognifide/knotx/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)

and with default configuration for repositories that comes with Knot.x

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

what do you want to achieve exactly?

Tomek Niedźwiedź

@toniedzwiedz

@Skejven priv

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

hello

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

hi @2kodes , will you create a pull request today with fix fo the unwatned \ in knotx-stack.json?

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

hi @Skejven done that. though i hope i did it in the correct repo :)

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

@2kodes Hi, we answered your questions on google group

can you please close questions that are answered ?

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

@tomaszmichalak oh ok..will check and do.. didnt know it was pending

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

thank you :)

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

do i do that br marking an answer as the "best answer"??

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

yep

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

done..thanks

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

hello

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

hello

how about 1.4 release, have you checked it?

we would check distribution size this week and fix it probably in 1.4.1

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

yes its the same. the two pictures i showed in the google group are of the 1.4 standalone/stack and the 1.4 example project... @tomaszmichalak

anyways thanks..will manually take out the ones i dont need or which are not needed....

the jars i mean

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

took out the jruby jar....22mb.. slimmed things down appreciably

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

hi @2kodes sorry for such long time on responsing https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/knotx/5jo-FwJufqU but I just got back from vacation - I've answered in the topic, could you attach there information on how to reproduce the situation you described?

Kofi Boakye

@2kodes

hi , i have answered and attached a gist @Skejven

Harish Kumar

@harishkumarnangal

hi, any example by which a file can be placed onto S3 bucket

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sankar raman

@sankar_raman_twitter

Hi, how to write knotx component inside another knotx component ? we are using handle bars in HTML

sankar raman

@sankar_raman_twitter

related to knotx-template-engine

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

hi @sankar_raman_twitter - it is not possible to nest snippets (components) with Knot.x, try to divide complex components into smaller ones, components within single page share context and data

sankar raman

@sankar_raman_twitter

hi @malaskowski Thanks for your response. Consider we have search products page which will call third party services(via Knotx) to get the list of products based on user keyword. we have search component to show list of products.

We need to show "add to cart "component(Getting list of sellers via Knotx) for each product. So we added "add to cart" inside search component.

Please provide ur suggestion how to implement this.

Maciej Laskowski

@malaskowski

If I understand correctly, you have a listing component, that displays a list of products by iterating product by product. Each product item contains an "add to cart" component, that is more complex and requires additional data to work (list of sellers).

Let's distinguish "component" (delivers functionality like product-card or add-to-cart-button) and "fragment" (a part of markup rendered by Knot.x using template engine) first.

One of the approaches would be actually doing the opposite I wrote above. In the latest Knot.x you may combine several components into a bigger fragment, so that your fragment pseudo markup would look like:

<fragment>
  <product-listing>
    for products in list
      <product-card><add-to-cart-button/></product-card>
    end
  <product-listing>
</fragment>

Just note, that processing such a big fragment might be resources and time-consuming, make sure you leverage cache. You may also address this by doing more work on the data before it goes to the template engine module.

Since the Knot.x 2 version you may filter and combine data from multiple sources, even when one source depends on another (e.g. sellers list depending on product details). Using Actions and Tasks you may prepare your data in a way, rendering this markup behaves as the data came from a single source.

sankar raman

@sankar_raman_twitter

Thanks for your quick response @malaskowski

Tomasz Michalak

@tomaszmichalak

@sankar_raman_twitter Which version of Knot.x do you use?

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