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Goneio.jooby.graphql.GraphQLPlaygroundModule
import io.jooby.graphql.GraphQLPlaygroundModule;
io.jooby.graphql declares nothing by this name. Closest name there: GraphQLModule.
Use the javadoc:io.jooby.metrics.MetricsDecorator[] decorator to capture request information (like active requests or min/mean/max execution time) and a breakdown of the response codes being returned for a selection of routes:
Jooby catches application exceptions using the javadoc:ErrorHandler[] class.
Jooby depends on ErrorHandler
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The javadoc:Router[dispatch, java.lang.Runnable] operator shifts execution to a worker executor, which safely allows blocking calls (like database queries or remote service calls):
Router has dispatch
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HttpProblem.badRequest(...) (400)
HttpProblem has a badRequest method
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HttpProblem.notFound(...) (404)
HttpProblem has a notFound method
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HttpProblem.unprocessableEntity(...) (422)
HttpProblem has an unprocessableEntity method
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HttpProblem.internalServerError() (500)
HttpProblem has an internalServerError method
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You can add these using the error() or errors() methods in the builder:
Builder has an error method
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You can add these using the error() or errors() methods in the builder:
Builder has an errors method
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javadoc:Context[responseStream]: A blocking API that provides an OutputStream.
Context has responseStream
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javadoc:Context[responseWriter]: A blocking API that provides a PrintWriter.
Context has responseWriter
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javadoc:Context[responseSender]: A non-blocking API that provides a javadoc:Sender[].
Context has responseSender
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Use javadoc:FileDownload[] to generate file downloads (responses with a Content-Disposition header). You can use the convenience subclasses javadoc:AttachedFile[] or javadoc:InlineFile[] to set the header value to attachment or inline, respectively.
AttachedFile extends FileDownload
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Use javadoc:FileDownload[] to generate file downloads (responses with a Content-Disposition header). You can use the convenience subclasses javadoc:AttachedFile[] or javadoc:InlineFile[] to set the header value to attachment or inline, respectively.
InlineFile extends FileDownload
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The javadoc:Router[routes, java.lang.Runnable] and javadoc:Router[path, java.lang.String, java.lang.Runnable] operators group one or more routes.
Router has routes
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The javadoc:Router[routes, java.lang.Runnable] and javadoc:Router[path, java.lang.String, java.lang.Runnable] operators group one or more routes.
Router has path
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You can compose one or more routers into a new one using the javadoc:Router[mount, io.jooby.Router] operator:
Router has mount
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Alternatively, you can install a standalone application into another one using the javadoc:Jooby[install, io.jooby.SneakyThrows.Supplier] operator:
Jooby has install
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The javadoc:value.Value[get, java.lang.String] method takes a path and returns a nested Value node, which may or may not exist.
Value has a get method
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Structured data (like JSON) is supported using the Value API and the javadoc:WebSocket[render, java.lang.Object] method.
WebSocket has a render method
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To use structured messages, you need a registered javadoc:MessageDecoder[] and javadoc:MessageEncoder[]. In the following example, both are provided by the Jackson2Module.
Jackson2Module implements MessageDecoder
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To use structured messages, you need a registered javadoc:MessageDecoder[] and javadoc:MessageEncoder[]. In the following example, both are provided by the Jackson2Module.
Jackson2Module implements MessageEncoder
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