Client: https://github.com/MarceloGms/web-reactive-client

Reactive Media Management System

This repository contains the implementation for Project #2 of the "Enterprise Application Integration" course at the University of Coimbra. The project uses Reactive Streams and Spring WebFlux to build a scalable, asynchronous system for managing media content and user interactions.

Project Overview

The system comprises two key components:

1. Reactive Server:

   • Implements reactive CRUD operations for media (movies and TV shows) and user data.
   • Handles many-to-many relationships between users and media.
   • Built using Reactive Streams for non-blocking data processing.

2. Reactive Client:

   • Consumes data from the server reactively to generate reports.
   • Demonstrates fault tolerance with retry mechanisms for network failures.
   • Processes data efficiently, leveraging the power of Reactive Streams.

Objectives

1. Master declarative reactive programming with Reactor Core and Spring WebFlux.
2. Build scalable, non-blocking systems using Reactive Streams principles.
3. Implement client-side fault tolerance and retry mechanisms.

Features

Reactive Server

The server exposes the following endpoints:

• Media Management: Reactive CRUD operations for media entities.
• User Management: Reactive CRUD operations for user entities.
• Relationships: Manage many-to-many relationships between users and media.

Reactive Client

The client generates the following reports by consuming server data:

1. Titles and release dates of media items.
2. Total and categorized media counts (e.g., highly-rated content).
3. Media from specific decades, sorted by average rating.
4. Comprehensive user statistics, including media subscriptions.

The client leverages Reactive Streams to efficiently fetch, transform, and display the data.

Run server: make sv