| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| ratpack.bytebuf | |
| ratpack.config |
Provides the ability to access configuration data from a variety of sources, such as YAML, JSON,
properties files, system properties, and environment variables.
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| ratpack.error |
Types that deal with handling application errors.
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| ratpack.file |
Types for dealing with the file system and serving files.
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| ratpack.form |
Support for handling uploaded forms, including file uploads.
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| ratpack.handling |
The handling of application requests.
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| ratpack.handling.direct |
Low level direct access to the underlying Netty internals.
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| ratpack.health |
Health checks report on the status of key components in the system and are generally used for monitoring and reporting.
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| ratpack.http |
The HTTP protocol.
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| ratpack.http.client |
The HTTP client.
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| ratpack.impose | |
| ratpack.jackson |
Integration with the Jackson JSON marshalling library.
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| ratpack.logging |
Utility classes for integration Ratpack with various logging frameworks.
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| ratpack.parse |
Parsing in Ratpack refers to deserializing a request body into a Java object of some type.
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| ratpack.path |
Types for managing the paths of requests inside the application.
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| ratpack.render |
The renderer framework provides a pluggable mechanism for serializing objects to the response.
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| ratpack.server |
Objects used to start a ratpack application.
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| ratpack.service |
Services participate in the application start/stop lifecycle.
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| ratpack.sse |
Support for Server Sent Events.
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| ratpack.ssl |
Convenience utitilities for dealing with SSL.
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| ratpack.websocket |
Support for Websockets.
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