4. Introduction to ReactiveCredHubOperations

The interface org.springframework.credhub.core.ReactiveCredHubOperations and the implementation org.springframework.credhub.core.ReactiveCredHubTemplate are the central classes in Spring CredHub reactive support. ReactiveCredHubOperations provides access to additional operations interfaces that model the full CredHub API:spring-doc.cn

/**
 * Get the operations for saving, retrieving, and deleting credentials.
 */
ReactiveCredHubCredentialOperations credentials();

/**
 * Get the operations for adding, retrieving, and deleting credential permissions.
 */
ReactiveCredHubPermissionOperations permissions();

/**
 * Get the operations for adding, retrieving, and deleting credential permissions.
 */
ReactiveCredHubPermissionV2Operations permissionsV2();

/**
 * Get the operations for retrieving, regenerating, and updating certificates.
 */
ReactiveCredHubCertificateOperations certificates();

/**
 * Get the operations for interpolating service binding credentials.
 */
ReactiveCredHubInterpolationOperations interpolation();

/**
 * Get the operations for retrieving CredHub server information.
 */
ReactiveCredHubInfoOperations info();

4.2. ReactiveCredHubOperations Auto-configuration

A ReactiveCredHubOperations Spring bean is created using Spring Boot auto-configuration when application properties are properly configured and the Spring WebFlux library is on the classpath. Application classes can autowire an instance of this bean to interact with a CredHub server.spring-doc.cn

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package com.example.credhub;

import reactor.core.publisher.Mono;

import org.springframework.credhub.core.ReactiveCredHubOperations;
import org.springframework.credhub.support.SimpleCredentialName;
import org.springframework.credhub.support.password.PasswordCredential;
import org.springframework.credhub.support.password.PasswordParameters;
import org.springframework.credhub.support.password.PasswordParametersRequest;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

@Component
public class ReactiveCredHubService {

	private final ReactiveCredHubOperations credHubOperations;

	private final SimpleCredentialName credentialName;

	public ReactiveCredHubService(ReactiveCredHubOperations credHubOperations) {
		this.credHubOperations = credHubOperations;

		this.credentialName = new SimpleCredentialName("example", "password");
	}

	public Mono<String> generatePassword() {
		PasswordParameters parameters = PasswordParameters.builder().length(12).excludeLower(false).excludeUpper(false)
				.excludeNumber(false).includeSpecial(true).build();

		return this.credHubOperations.credentials()
				.generate(PasswordParametersRequest.builder().name(this.credentialName).parameters(parameters).build(),
						PasswordCredential.class)
				.map((password) -> password.getValue().getPassword());
	}

	public Mono<String> getPassword() {
		return this.credHubOperations.credentials().getByName(this.credentialName, PasswordCredential.class)
				.map((password) -> password.getValue().getPassword());
	}

}