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EARLY ACCESS PROGRAM (EAP) Early Access Program. Our Early Access Program (EAP) allows you to get access to Ktor as it is being developed, and provide us feedback! On a nightly basis we release versions of Ktor that contain features and bug fixes that may not be available in the production releases of the product. This includes but not limited to new APIs, experimentalREQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.LOGGING | KTOR
The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: routing { get("/api/v1") { call.application.environment.log.info("Hello fromSETTING UP A CLIENT
Setting up a client. . Ktor includes a multiplatform asynchronous HTTP client, which allows you to make requests and handle responses, extend its functionality with features, such as authentication, JSON serialization, and so on. In this topic, we'll take an overview of the client - from setting it up to making requests and installingfeatures.
AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION Authentication and authorization. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor supports authentication out of the box. It supports mechanisms to read credentials, and to authenticate principals. It can be used in some cases along with the sessions plugin to keep the login information between requests. Adddependencies.
MAKING REQUESTS
Making requests. After setting up the client, you can make HTTP requests.The main way for making HTTP requests is the request function that takes a URL as a parameter. Inside this function, you can configure various request parameters: Specify an HTTP method, such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTION, or PATCH.. Add headers andcookies.
ROUTING | KTOR
Routing. Routing is the core Ktor plugin (formerly known as feature) for handling incoming requests in a server application. When the client makes a request to a specific URL (for example, /hello), the routing mechanism allows us to define how we want this request to be served. Install Routing. The Routing plugin can be installed in thefollowing way:
CONTENT NEGOTIATION AND SERIALIZATION Register a converter. To register a converter for a specified Content-Type, you need to call the register method. In the example below, two custom converters are registered to deserialize application/json and application/xml data:TIMEOUT | KTOR
Timeout. The HttpTimeout plugin (previously known as feature) allows you to configure the following timeouts:. request timeout — a time period required to process an HTTP call: from sending a request to receiving a response.. connection timeout — a time period in which a client should establish a connection with a server.. socket timeout — a maximum time of inactivity between two data KTOR: BUILD ASYNCHRONOUS SERVERS AND CLIENTS IN KOTLIN Using Kotlin coroutines, Ktor is truly asynchronous and highly scalable. Use the power of non-blocking development without the callback nightmare. «I believe the future is bright for Ktor! It is so robust and fast to work with, and it is written in Kotlin! It has a variety of options that make it easy to develop and deploy via Gradleand Maven
EARLY ACCESS PROGRAM (EAP) Early Access Program. Our Early Access Program (EAP) allows you to get access to Ktor as it is being developed, and provide us feedback! On a nightly basis we release versions of Ktor that contain features and bug fixes that may not be available in the production releases of the product. This includes but not limited to new APIs, experimentalREQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.LOGGING | KTOR
The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: routing { get("/api/v1") { call.application.environment.log.info("Hello fromSETTING UP A CLIENT
Setting up a client. . Ktor includes a multiplatform asynchronous HTTP client, which allows you to make requests and handle responses, extend its functionality with features, such as authentication, JSON serialization, and so on. In this topic, we'll take an overview of the client - from setting it up to making requests and installingfeatures.
AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION Authentication and authorization. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor supports authentication out of the box. It supports mechanisms to read credentials, and to authenticate principals. It can be used in some cases along with the sessions plugin to keep the login information between requests. Adddependencies.
MAKING REQUESTS
Making requests. After setting up the client, you can make HTTP requests.The main way for making HTTP requests is the request function that takes a URL as a parameter. Inside this function, you can configure various request parameters: Specify an HTTP method, such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTION, or PATCH.. Add headers andcookies.
ROUTING | KTOR
Routing. Routing is the core Ktor plugin (formerly known as feature) for handling incoming requests in a server application. When the client makes a request to a specific URL (for example, /hello), the routing mechanism allows us to define how we want this request to be served. Install Routing. The Routing plugin can be installed in thefollowing way:
CONTENT NEGOTIATION AND SERIALIZATION Register a converter. To register a converter for a specified Content-Type, you need to call the register method. In the example below, two custom converters are registered to deserialize application/json and application/xml data:TIMEOUT | KTOR
Timeout. The HttpTimeout plugin (previously known as feature) allows you to configure the following timeouts:. request timeout — a time period required to process an HTTP call: from sending a request to receiving a response.. connection timeout — a time period in which a client should establish a connection with a server.. socket timeout — a maximum time of inactivity between two data LEARN | KTOR FRAMEWORK Docs & Tutorials. Find everything you need to know about Ktor, from Getting Started to Advanced topics, in these Docs and Tutorials. KTOR PROJECT GENERATOR (1.5.4) Webjars (ktor-webjars, org.webjars:jquery:3.2.1) Allows you to package your assets such as javascript libraries and css as part of your uber-jar. Documentation. HttpsRedirect (ktor-server-core) All the affected HTTP calls perform a redirect to its HTTPS counterpart before processing the call. Documentation. GETTING STARTED WITH A KTOR CLIENT Getting started with a Ktor client. Ktor includes a multiplatform asynchronous HTTP client, which allows you to make requests and handle responses, extend its functionality with plugins (formerly known as features), such as authentication, JSON serialization, and so on.In this tutorial, we'll create a simple client application for sending a request and receiving a response.CONFIGURATION
Configuration. Ktor allows you to configure various server parameters, such as a host address and port, modules to load, enable the development mode, and so on.The configuration depends on the way you used to create a server - embeddedServer or EngineMain: For embeddedServer, you can configure server parameters in code by passing the required parameters to the embeddedServer CREATING A NEW KTOR PROJECT The main parts of this code are: The embeddedServer function is used to configure server parameters in code and run an application.. configureRouting is an extension function that defines routing.This function is declared in a separate plugins package (the Routing.ktfile).
CORS | KTOR
This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor by default provides an interceptor for implementing proper support for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS). Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a specification that enables truly open access across domain-boundaries.DOCKER | KTOR
Docker. In this section we'll see how to deploy a Ktor application to a Docker container which can then be run either locally or on your cloud provider of choice.. Docker is a container system that allows for packaging software in a format that can then be run on any platform that supports Docker, such as Linux, macOS, and Windows.SOCKETS | KTOR
Sockets. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. In addition to HTTP handling for the server and the client, Ktor supports client and server, TCP and UDP raw sockets.It exposes a suspending API that uses NIO under the hoods.SESSIONS | KTOR
Sessions provide a mechanism to persist data between different HTTP requests. Typical use cases include storing a logged-in user's ID, the contents of a shopping basket, or keeping user preferences on the client. In Ktor, you can implement sessions by using cookies or custom headers, choose whether to store session data on the server or pass itIO.KTOR.APPLICATION
Represents configured and running web application, capable of handling requests. It is also the application coroutine scope that is cancelled immediately at application stop so useful for launching background coroutines. Represents a single act of communication KTOR: BUILD ASYNCHRONOUS SERVERS AND CLIENTS IN KOTLIN Using Kotlin coroutines, Ktor is truly asynchronous and highly scalable. Use the power of non-blocking development without the callback nightmare. «I believe the future is bright for Ktor! It is so robust and fast to work with, and it is written in Kotlin! It has a variety of options that make it easy to develop and deploy via Gradleand Maven
LOGGING | KTOR
The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: routing { get("/api/v1") { call.application.environment.log.info("Hello fromREQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.SETTING UP A CLIENT
Setting up a client. . Ktor includes a multiplatform asynchronous HTTP client, which allows you to make requests and handle responses, extend its functionality with features, such as authentication, JSON serialization, and so on. In this topic, we'll take an overview of the client - from setting it up to making requests and installingfeatures.
CONTENT NEGOTIATION AND SERIALIZATION Register a converter. To register a converter for a specified Content-Type, you need to call the register method. In the example below, two custom converters are registered to deserialize application/json and application/xml data: AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION Authentication and authorization. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor supports authentication out of the box. It supports mechanisms to read credentials, and to authenticate principals. It can be used in some cases along with the sessions plugin to keep the login information between requests. Adddependencies.
DATA CONVERSION
Data conversion. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. DataConversion is a plugin (previously known as feature) that allows to serialize and deserialize a list of values.. By default, it handles primitive types and enums, but itTIMEOUT | KTOR
Timeout. The HttpTimeout plugin (previously known as feature) allows you to configure the following timeouts:. request timeout — a time period required to process an HTTP call: from sending a request to receiving a response.. connection timeout — a time period in which a client should establish a connection with a server.. socket timeout — a maximum time of inactivity between two dataSAMPLES | KTOR
Samples. Samples. . A Ktor documentation repository comes with a number of runnable examples, which cover many features and use cases. REQUESTALREADYCONSUMEDEXCEPTION Asynchronous framework for web applications. Thrown when a request body has been already received. Usually it is caused by double ApplicationCall.receive invocation.. Constructors KTOR: BUILD ASYNCHRONOUS SERVERS AND CLIENTS IN KOTLIN Using Kotlin coroutines, Ktor is truly asynchronous and highly scalable. Use the power of non-blocking development without the callback nightmare. «I believe the future is bright for Ktor! It is so robust and fast to work with, and it is written in Kotlin! It has a variety of options that make it easy to develop and deploy via Gradleand Maven
LOGGING | KTOR
The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: routing { get("/api/v1") { call.application.environment.log.info("Hello fromREQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.SETTING UP A CLIENT
Setting up a client. . Ktor includes a multiplatform asynchronous HTTP client, which allows you to make requests and handle responses, extend its functionality with features, such as authentication, JSON serialization, and so on. In this topic, we'll take an overview of the client - from setting it up to making requests and installingfeatures.
CONTENT NEGOTIATION AND SERIALIZATION Register a converter. To register a converter for a specified Content-Type, you need to call the register method. In the example below, two custom converters are registered to deserialize application/json and application/xml data: AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION Authentication and authorization. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor supports authentication out of the box. It supports mechanisms to read credentials, and to authenticate principals. It can be used in some cases along with the sessions plugin to keep the login information between requests. Adddependencies.
DATA CONVERSION
Data conversion. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. DataConversion is a plugin (previously known as feature) that allows to serialize and deserialize a list of values.. By default, it handles primitive types and enums, but itTIMEOUT | KTOR
Timeout. The HttpTimeout plugin (previously known as feature) allows you to configure the following timeouts:. request timeout — a time period required to process an HTTP call: from sending a request to receiving a response.. connection timeout — a time period in which a client should establish a connection with a server.. socket timeout — a maximum time of inactivity between two dataSAMPLES | KTOR
Samples. Samples. . A Ktor documentation repository comes with a number of runnable examples, which cover many features and use cases. REQUESTALREADYCONSUMEDEXCEPTION Asynchronous framework for web applications. Thrown when a request body has been already received. Usually it is caused by double ApplicationCall.receive invocation.. Constructors CREATING AN INTERACTIVE WEBSITE Creating an interactive website. In this hands-on tutorial we're going to create an interactive website using Kotlin and Ktor, a framework for building connected applications.. Using the different plugins (formerly known as features) and integrations provided by Ktor, we will see how to host static content like images and HTML pages.SETTING UP A CLIENT
Setting up a client. . Ktor includes a multiplatform asynchronous HTTP client, which allows you to make requests and handle responses, extend its functionality with features, such as authentication, JSON serialization, and so on. In this topic, we'll take an overview of the client - from setting it up to making requests and installingfeatures.
REQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.CONFIGURATION
Configuration. Ktor allows you to configure various server parameters, such as a host address and port, modules to load, enable the development mode, and so on.The configuration depends on the way you used to create a server - embeddedServer or EngineMain: For embeddedServer, you can configure server parameters in code by passing the required parameters to the embeddedServerMAKING REQUESTS
Making requests. After setting up the client, you can make HTTP requests.The main way for making HTTP requests is the request function that takes a URL as a parameter. Inside this function, you can configure various request parameters: Specify an HTTP method, such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTION, or PATCH.. Add headers andcookies.
ROUTING | KTOR
Routing. Routing is the core Ktor plugin (formerly known as feature) for handling incoming requests in a server application. When the client makes a request to a specific URL (for example, /hello), the routing mechanism allows us to define how we want this request to be served. Install Routing. The Routing plugin can be installed in thefollowing way:
WORKING WITH VIEWS
Working with views. Working with views. . Ktor provides different ways for working with views: you can build HTML/CSS using Kotlin DSL, or you can choose between JVM template engines, such as Freemarker, Velocity, and so on. To learn how toTIMEOUT | KTOR
Timeout. The HttpTimeout plugin (previously known as feature) allows you to configure the following timeouts:. request timeout — a time period required to process an HTTP call: from sending a request to receiving a response.. connection timeout — a time period in which a client should establish a connection with a server.. socket timeout — a maximum time of inactivity between two dataSESSIONS | KTOR
Sessions provide a mechanism to persist data between different HTTP requests. Typical use cases include storing a logged-in user's ID, the contents of a shopping basket, or keeping user preferences on the client. In Ktor, you can implement sessions by using cookies or custom headers, choose whether to store session data on the server or pass itHTTPSREDIRECT
HttpsRedirect. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. The HttpsRedirect plugin (previously known as feature) will make all the affected HTTP calls perform a redirect to its HTTPS counterpart before processing the call.. By default the redirection is a 301 Moved Permanently, but it can be configured to be a 302 Foundredirect.
KTOR: BUILD ASYNCHRONOUS SERVERS AND CLIENTS IN KOTLIN Using Kotlin coroutines, Ktor is truly asynchronous and highly scalable. Use the power of non-blocking development without the callback nightmare. «I believe the future is bright for Ktor! It is so robust and fast to work with, and it is written in Kotlin! It has a variety of options that make it easy to develop and deploy via Gradleand Maven
EARLY ACCESS PROGRAM (EAP) Early Access Program. Our Early Access Program (EAP) allows you to get access to Ktor as it is being developed, and provide us feedback! On a nightly basis we release versions of Ktor that contain features and bug fixes that may not be available in the production releases of the product. This includes but not limited to new APIs, experimentalREQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.LOGGING | KTOR
The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: routing { get("/api/v1") { call.application.environment.log.info("Hello fromCONFIGURATION
Configuration. Ktor allows you to configure various server parameters, such as a host address and port, modules to load, enable the development mode, and so on.The configuration depends on the way you used to create a server - embeddedServer or EngineMain: For embeddedServer, you can configure server parameters in code by passing the required parameters to the embeddedServer AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION Authentication and authorization. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor supports authentication out of the box. It supports mechanisms to read credentials, and to authenticate principals. It can be used in some cases along with the sessions plugin to keep the login information between requests. Adddependencies.
CONTENT NEGOTIATION AND SERIALIZATION Register a converter. To register a converter for a specified Content-Type, you need to call the register method. In the example below, two custom converters are registered to deserialize application/json and application/xml data:PROXY | KTOR
Proxy. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor HTTP client allows using proxy in multiplatform code. The following document describes how toSOCKETS | KTOR
Sockets. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. In addition to HTTP handling for the server and the client, Ktor supports client and server, TCP and UDP raw sockets.It exposes a suspending API that uses NIO under the hoods. REQUESTALREADYCONSUMEDEXCEPTION Asynchronous framework for web applications. Thrown when a request body has been already received. Usually it is caused by double ApplicationCall.receive invocation.. Constructors KTOR: BUILD ASYNCHRONOUS SERVERS AND CLIENTS IN KOTLIN Using Kotlin coroutines, Ktor is truly asynchronous and highly scalable. Use the power of non-blocking development without the callback nightmare. «I believe the future is bright for Ktor! It is so robust and fast to work with, and it is written in Kotlin! It has a variety of options that make it easy to develop and deploy via Gradleand Maven
EARLY ACCESS PROGRAM (EAP) Early Access Program. Our Early Access Program (EAP) allows you to get access to Ktor as it is being developed, and provide us feedback! On a nightly basis we release versions of Ktor that contain features and bug fixes that may not be available in the production releases of the product. This includes but not limited to new APIs, experimentalREQUESTS | KTOR
Requests. Ktor allows you to handle incoming requests and send responses inside route handlers.You can perform various actions when handling requests: Get request information, such as headers, cookies, and so on.. Get route parameter values.. Get parameters of a query string.. Receive body contents, for example, data objects, form parameters, and files.LOGGING | KTOR
The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: routing { get("/api/v1") { call.application.environment.log.info("Hello fromCONFIGURATION
Configuration. Ktor allows you to configure various server parameters, such as a host address and port, modules to load, enable the development mode, and so on.The configuration depends on the way you used to create a server - embeddedServer or EngineMain: For embeddedServer, you can configure server parameters in code by passing the required parameters to the embeddedServer AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION Authentication and authorization. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor supports authentication out of the box. It supports mechanisms to read credentials, and to authenticate principals. It can be used in some cases along with the sessions plugin to keep the login information between requests. Adddependencies.
CONTENT NEGOTIATION AND SERIALIZATION Register a converter. To register a converter for a specified Content-Type, you need to call the register method. In the example below, two custom converters are registered to deserialize application/json and application/xml data:PROXY | KTOR
Proxy. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor HTTP client allows using proxy in multiplatform code. The following document describes how toSOCKETS | KTOR
Sockets. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. In addition to HTTP handling for the server and the client, Ktor supports client and server, TCP and UDP raw sockets.It exposes a suspending API that uses NIO under the hoods. REQUESTALREADYCONSUMEDEXCEPTION Asynchronous framework for web applications. Thrown when a request body has been already received. Usually it is caused by double ApplicationCall.receive invocation.. ConstructorsCONFIGURATION
Configuration. Ktor allows you to configure various server parameters, such as a host address and port, modules to load, enable the development mode, and so on.The configuration depends on the way you used to create a server - embeddedServer or EngineMain: For embeddedServer, you can configure server parameters in code by passing the required parameters to the embeddedServerLOGGING | KTOR
Access the logger. The Logger instance is represented by a class that implements the Logger interface. The Logger instance in a Ktor application is created when building the application environment, and this instance is assigned to the ApplicationEnvironment.log property. You can access the Logger from ApplicationCall using the call.application.environment.log property: CREATING A NEW KTOR PROJECT The main parts of this code are: The embeddedServer function is used to configure server parameters in code and run an application.. configureRouting is an extension function that defines routing.This function is declared in a separate plugins package (the Routing.ktfile).
MAKING REQUESTS
Making requests. After setting up the client, you can make HTTP requests.The main way for making HTTP requests is the request function that takes a URL as a parameter. Inside this function, you can configure various request parameters: Specify an HTTP method, such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTION, or PATCH.. Add headers andcookies.
ROUTING | KTOR
Routing. Routing is the core Ktor plugin (formerly known as feature) for handling incoming requests in a server application. When the client makes a request to a specific URL (for example, /hello), the routing mechanism allows us to define how we want this request to be served. Install Routing. The Routing plugin can be installed in thefollowing way:
CORS | KTOR
This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. Ktor by default provides an interceptor for implementing proper support for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS). Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a specification that enables truly open access across domain-boundaries.DATA CONVERSION
Data conversion. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. DataConversion is a plugin (previously known as feature) that allows to serialize and deserialize a list of values.. By default, it handles primitive types and enums, but itWORKING WITH VIEWS
Working with views. Working with views. . Ktor provides different ways for working with views: you can build HTML/CSS using Kotlin DSL, or you can choose between JVM template engines, such as Freemarker, Velocity, and so on. To learn how toTIMEOUT | KTOR
Timeout. The HttpTimeout plugin (previously known as feature) allows you to configure the following timeouts:. request timeout — a time period required to process an HTTP call: from sending a request to receiving a response.. connection timeout — a time period in which a client should establish a connection with a server.. socket timeout — a maximum time of inactivity between two dataSTATUS PAGES
Status pages. This help topic is in development and will be updated in the future. The StatusPages plugin (previously known as feature) allows Ktor applications to respond appropriately to any failure state. This plugin is installed using the standard applicationconfiguration:
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