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I'll look at it later today if i have time.
If you want to display the trace you can add the trace as described at the bottom of the ktor route documentation. https://ktor.io/servers/features/routing.html
Also be careful with authenticated routes, the definitions could clash, this was the reason i originally didn't create these variants...
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Oh right, something similar happened to someone else also, make sure that the content type is specified in the tests, the routes are defined on specific content types to allow handling of multiple content types on the same route.
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Setting the content type resolved the issue and now all the test cases pass. So I'll close this issue.
I'll take a look at the auth routes. If the generics does cause a problem, would you be open to something like auth{METHOD}()
? It's subjective, but I feel like
route("/some/route") {
post<SomeResponse, SomeBody> {
body ->
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
authPost<SomeResponse, SomeBody, SomeAuth> {
body ->
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
}
route("/some/route/{foo}") {
post<SomeParam, SomeResponse, SomeBody> {
param, body ->
println(param)
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
authPost<SomeParam, SomeResponse, SomeBody, SomeAuth> {
param, body ->
println(param)
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
}
looks better than
route("/some/route") {
post<Unit, SomeResponse, SomeBody> {
body ->
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
post<Unit, SomeResponse, SomeBody, SomeAuth> {
body ->
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
}
route("/some/route/{foo}") {
post<SomeParam, SomeResponse, SomeBody> {
param, body ->
println(param)
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
post<SomeParam, SomeResponse, SomeBody, SomeAuth> {
param, body ->
println(param)
println(body)
respond(SomeResponse("hello"))
}
}
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The plan is to eventually transition to an injection based route configuration #10
It will still be computed during init for no runtime impact and allow for quite a bit more flexibility and a cleaner syntax.
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