How do you get the route of a call in Ktor 3? I'm ...

# ktor

[ribesg]

How do you get the route of a call in Ktor 3? I'm trying to migrate this code:

fun Routing.setupSomeStuff() {
    …
    environment!!.monitor.subscribe(Routing.RoutingCallStarted) { call ->
        …
        call.route.parent?.toString()
        …
    }
    …
}

RoutingCallStarted just disappeared and I can't find a context where call.route is a thing anymore. I don't see this breaking change documented anywhere.

[e5l]

Hey, could you replace Routing.RoutingCallStarted with just RoutingCallStarted?

[ribesg]

This seems to work:

application.monitor.subscribe(RoutingRoot.RoutingCallStarted) { call ->
        call.route.parent?.toString()
    }

So Routing was renamed to RoutingRoot while a new different Routing was added? Or something?

[ribesg]

When using just RoutingCallStarted the IDE correctly suggests and imports RoutingRoot.RoutingCallStarted

[ribesg]

I also had to change fun Routing.setupSomeStuff() to fun Route.setupSomeStuff(), the intention was for this function to be forced to be called at the root of the routing definition but it no longer seem to be an option

[Aleksei Tirman [JB]]

I also had to change fun Routing.setupSomeStuff() to fun Route.setupSomeStuff(), the intention was for this function to be forced to be called at the root of the routing definition but it no longer seem to be an option

You can still use Routing.setupSomeStuff .

[ribesg]

Well it didn't compile anymore because the receiver of the lambda passed to routing {} changed

[Aleksei Tirman [JB]]

The following code compiles on my machine with Ktor 3.0.0:

fun main() {
    embeddedServer(Netty, port = 8060, host = "0.0.0.0", module = {
        routing {
            setupSomeStuff()
        }
    }).start(wait = true)
}

fun Routing.setupSomeStuff() {
    get {
        call.respondText("GET")
    }
}

[ribesg]

Well I don't know, maybe my IDE lied, I'll have to try again

[Aleksei Tirman [JB]]

So Routing was renamed to RoutingRoot while a new different Routing was added? Or something?

The Routing is an interface and the RoutingRoot is a class that implements the interface.