Class CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties
java.lang.Object
com.broadleafcommerce.datafeed.feedprovider.meta.api.autoconfigure.CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties
@ConfigurationProperties("broadleaf.datafeed.feedprovider.meta.api")
public class CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties
extends Object
Configures Meta/FaceBook Feed API support.
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Nested Class SummaryNested ClassesModifier and TypeClassDescriptionstatic classCaptures key details required to construct aCommerceManagerFeedAPIPublicationConfiguration.
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Constructor SummaryConstructors
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Method SummaryModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionMap<String,CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties.CommerceManagerFeedAPIPublicationConfigurationProperties> Keys correspond toDataFeedPublicationConfiguration.getId(), thus forcing the same property prefix for a given configuration.voidsetConfigs(Map<String, CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties.CommerceManagerFeedAPIPublicationConfigurationProperties> configs) Keys correspond toDataFeedPublicationConfiguration.getId(), thus forcing the same property prefix for a given configuration.
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Constructor Details- 
CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationPropertiespublic CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties()
 
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Method Details- 
getConfigspublic Map<String,CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties.CommerceManagerFeedAPIPublicationConfigurationProperties> getConfigs()Keys correspond toDataFeedPublicationConfiguration.getId(), thus forcing the same property prefix for a given configuration. Ideally, the ID values should be all-caps (ex: 'MY_ID') to ensure Spring relaxed property binding sees the same value no matter where the properties are being sourced from.
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setConfigspublic void setConfigs(Map<String, CommerceManagerFeedAPIConfigurationProperties.CommerceManagerFeedAPIPublicationConfigurationProperties> configs) Keys correspond toDataFeedPublicationConfiguration.getId(), thus forcing the same property prefix for a given configuration. Ideally, the ID values should be all-caps (ex: 'MY_ID') to ensure Spring relaxed property binding sees the same value no matter where the properties are being sourced from.
 
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