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How can I read yaml file in Kotlin + Ktor application
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow can I include a YAML file inside another?How to collect spring properties from multiple files for use on a single beanHow can I parse a YAML file in PythonHow do you do block comments in YAML?In YAML, how do I break a string over multiple lines?How do I parse a YAML file?Unfortunately MyApp has stopped. How can I solve this?How to convert a kotlin source file to a java source fileKotlin: Ktor how to respond text as htmlkotlin ktor sample not starting
I am working on application based on Kotlin and Ktor. I am using JOOQ for connection to database and connection properties are saved in object, eq:
//TODO: Fetch from file
internal object Database
private const val url = "jdbc:h2:tcp://url/name"
private const val username = "sa"
private const val password = ""
val connection = DSL.using(
url,
username,
password
)!!
This is completely nonsense so I would like to put this properties to *.properties file or *.yml and create this object by fetch this data.
How can I do it easily?
In Spring it's really easy by using @Value but here I have no idea.
kotlin properties yaml ktor
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I am working on application based on Kotlin and Ktor. I am using JOOQ for connection to database and connection properties are saved in object, eq:
//TODO: Fetch from file
internal object Database
private const val url = "jdbc:h2:tcp://url/name"
private const val username = "sa"
private const val password = ""
val connection = DSL.using(
url,
username,
password
)!!
This is completely nonsense so I would like to put this properties to *.properties file or *.yml and create this object by fetch this data.
How can I do it easily?
In Spring it's really easy by using @Value but here I have no idea.
kotlin properties yaml ktor
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
Basically you need to figure out how to read from eitherpropertiesoryamland then just pass the data to your config.
– Andreas Volkmann
Mar 9 at 14:51
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I am working on application based on Kotlin and Ktor. I am using JOOQ for connection to database and connection properties are saved in object, eq:
//TODO: Fetch from file
internal object Database
private const val url = "jdbc:h2:tcp://url/name"
private const val username = "sa"
private const val password = ""
val connection = DSL.using(
url,
username,
password
)!!
This is completely nonsense so I would like to put this properties to *.properties file or *.yml and create this object by fetch this data.
How can I do it easily?
In Spring it's really easy by using @Value but here I have no idea.
kotlin properties yaml ktor
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
I am working on application based on Kotlin and Ktor. I am using JOOQ for connection to database and connection properties are saved in object, eq:
//TODO: Fetch from file
internal object Database
private const val url = "jdbc:h2:tcp://url/name"
private const val username = "sa"
private const val password = ""
val connection = DSL.using(
url,
username,
password
)!!
This is completely nonsense so I would like to put this properties to *.properties file or *.yml and create this object by fetch this data.
How can I do it easily?
In Spring it's really easy by using @Value but here I have no idea.
kotlin properties yaml ktor
kotlin properties yaml ktor
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
asked Mar 7 at 13:58
eL_eL_
6919
6919
Basically you need to figure out how to read from eitherpropertiesoryamland then just pass the data to your config.
– Andreas Volkmann
Mar 9 at 14:51
add a comment |
Basically you need to figure out how to read from eitherpropertiesoryamland then just pass the data to your config.
– Andreas Volkmann
Mar 9 at 14:51
Basically you need to figure out how to read from either
properties or yaml and then just pass the data to your config.– Andreas Volkmann
Mar 9 at 14:51
Basically you need to figure out how to read from either
properties or yaml and then just pass the data to your config.– Andreas Volkmann
Mar 9 at 14:51
add a comment |
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Basically you need to figure out how to read from either
propertiesoryamland then just pass the data to your config.– Andreas Volkmann
Mar 9 at 14:51