Also, is Ktor production ready?

I get his: https://gist.github.com/noncom/ab3a3ea035dd81556ccbd5851473ed39 when the Ktor server is down, and there is a page in the browser that is trying to load from it (in the example it is trying to load the

"/"

page), and I turn the server on

Hi! How do I use HTTPS with Ktor?

Hi, how do I ignore some fields of model class when serializing to json with gson?

Hi guys, how can I output http request to console? Is there a convenient way to do it?

I want to test my Ktor application, but for many requests I need to set some part of the post request body, how should I go about that? For example if I want to set the

data

post parameter, should I just use it like this:

with(handleRequest(<http://HttpMethod.Post|HttpMethod.Post>, path, {
            body = "data=$data"
        })) {
            // test body
        }

I want to close it explicitly when it is no longer needed

I like Rapidoid at this point. It has both high-level and highly-performant APIs.

hm. i assumed that with gson content negotiation it'd still be able to map it to a

ValuesMap

but maybe thats not the case

I have a ktor question if anyone is willing to help. Having trouble using

withTestApplication

in my unit test because I am using a system property in my App like

val property = environment.config.property("randomproperty").getString()

save the valuesmap locally?

One option that just came into my mind is an CN-interceptor.

install(ContentNegotiation) {
   …
   intercept<Parameters> {
      // called when instance of Parameters is being sent (before transform) or received (after transform)
   }
   intercept<Entity> {
   // called when instance of Entity (or derived) is being processed
   }
   intercept<Any> {
   // any instance, called if more specific type interceptor is not found. Or may be call all matching interceptors
   }
}

It wasn't hard to add

suspend inline fun <reified T> <http://HttpClient.post|HttpClient.post>(builder: HttpRequestBuilder): T {
        builder.method = <http://HttpMethod.Post|HttpMethod.Post>
        return request(builder)
    }

as an extension function to get

<http://HttpClient.post|HttpClient.post>

, but still, seems a little inconsistent...

Does it work with

gradle clean test

?

Is it possible to use Locations with POST?

yes, but you can

suspend

😉

Could somebody show structure of Ktor app? I mean files and packages structure, where did u put your client code and where is system? I was never seen pipeline app before, only MVC as system part and service layer as client part. In Ktor samples have no too. Thanks

now i have a package with my interceptors only 🙂

I think someone already mentioned it, but my host tests broke when upgrading from 0.9.0 to a more recent version

is there a simple demo of getting quasi-normal http logging out of ktor?

is there any guide to running ktor with gradle in the commandline?

I was thinking about caching html content so instead of generating the whole dom, I could cache a complete chunk and to store it in-memory or in redis. Reducing garbage generated/cycles used per request. This was my approach: https://github.com/soywiz/ktor-steps/commit/36d83471e4554ab19eae6aef3ec104093d4a6b7f Is there already an official way for doing this? Also it is possible to mix suspend things when constructing the dom, so I can for example grab something from a database inside a “cache” chunk and do that just once?

Thanks you, this is working. And I just found it's almost the same with my previous code```call.resolveResource("index.html", "web")?.let { call.respond(it) }```, I'd say it's inspired from those source code, but these method name confused me a lot 😛

Whoa it’s so great! Welcome Carlos! Will you work on docs for other JB projects too? Or especially for Kotlin?

That will be very welcome!

created a pull request for Compression feature always returning Transfer-Encoding: chunked https://github.com/ktorio/ktor/pull/309

How do I use

io.ktor.application.call

in my custom function without parametrizing it?

Guys, could you help me: is 2.3.20 minimal version of freemarker for ktor? https://github.com/ktorio/ktor/blob/master/ktor-features/ktor-freemarker/build.gradle