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Phil Kulak
Phil Kulak

Reputation: 7220

How do I use custom configuration in Ktor?

I'm digging the built-in configuration support, and want to use it (instead of just rolling my own alongside Ktor's), but I'm having a hard time figuring out how to do it in a clean way. I've got this, and it's working, but it's really ugly and I feel like there has to be a better way:

val myBatisConfig = MyBatisConfig(
        environment.config.property("mybatis.url").getString(),
        environment.config.property("mybatis.driver").getString(),
        environment.config.property("mybatis.poolSize").getString().toInt())

installKoin(listOf(mybatisModule(myBatisConfig), appModule), logger = SLF4JLogger())

Thanks for any help!

Upvotes: 4

Views: 8594

Answers (3)

maslick
maslick

Reputation: 3350

You could also try this solution:

class MyService(val url: String)

fun KoinApplication.loadMyKoins(environment: ApplicationEnvironment): KoinApplication {
    val myFirstModule = module {
        single { MyService(environment.config.property("mybatis.url").getString()) }
    }
    val mySecondModule = module {}
    return modules(listOf(myFirstModule, mySecondModule))
}

fun Application.main() {
    install(DefaultHeaders)
    install(Koin) {
        loadMyKoins(environment)
        SLF4JLogger()
    }
    routing {
        val service by inject<MyService>()
        get("/") {
            call.respond("Hello world! This is my service url: ${service.url}")
        }
    }
}

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    embeddedServer(Netty, commandLineEnvironment(args)).start()
}

Upvotes: 3

dstibbe
dstibbe

Reputation: 1697

Adding to the existing accepted answer. An implementation using ConfigFactory.load() could look like this (Without libs):


object Config {
    @KtorExperimentalAPI
    val config = HoconApplicationConfig(ConfigFactory.load())


    @KtorExperimentalAPI
    fun getProperty(key: String): String? = config.propertyOrNull(key)?.getString()


    @KtorExperimentalAPI
    fun requireProperty(key: String): String = getProperty(key)
            ?: throw IllegalStateException("Missing property $key")
}

So, theconfig class would become:

val myBatisConfig = MyBatisConfig(
        requireProperty("mybatis.url"),
        requireProperty("mybatis.driver"),
        requireProperty("mybatis.poolSize").toInt())

Upvotes: 6

Phil Kulak
Phil Kulak

Reputation: 7220

Okay, I think I have a good, clean way of doing this now. The trick is to not bother going through the framework itself. You can get your entire configuration, as these cool HOCON files, extremely easily:

val config = ConfigFactory.load()

And then you can walk the tree yourself and build your objects, or use a project called config4k which will build your model classes for you. So, my setup above has added more configuration, but gotten much simpler and more maintainable:

installKoin(listOf(
            mybatisModule(config.extract("mybatis")),
            zendeskModule(config.extract("zendesk")),
            appModule),
        logger = SLF4JLogger())

Hope someone finds this useful!

Upvotes: 8

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