for Java/Kotlin

TypedRest for Java/Kotlin helps you build type-safe, fluent-style REST API clients. Common REST patterns such as collections are represented as classes, allowing you to write more idiomatic code.

Java

MyClient client = new MyClient(URI.create("http://example.com/"));

// GET /contacts
List<Contact> contactList = client.getContacts().readAll();

// POST /contacts -> Location: /contacts/1337
ContactEndpoint smith = client.getContacts().create(new Contact("Smith"));
//ContactEndpoint smith = client.getContacts().get("1337");

// GET /contacts/1337
Contact contact = smith.read();

// PUT /contacts/1337/note
smith.getNote().set(new Note("some note"));

// GET /contacts/1337/note
Note note = smith.getNote().read();

// DELETE /contacts/1337
smith.delete();

Kotlin

val client = MyClient(URI("http://example.com/"))

// GET /contacts
val contactList: List<Contact> = client.contacts.readAll()

// POST /contacts -> Location: /contacts/1337
val smith: ContactEndpoint = client.contacts.create(Contact("Smith"))
//val smith: ContactEndpoint = client.contacts["1337"]

// GET /contacts/1337
val contact: Contact = smith.read()

// PUT /contacts/1337/note
smith.note.set(Note("some note"))

// GET /contacts/1337/note
val note: Note = smith.note.read()

// DELETE /contacts/1337
smith.delete()

Read an Introduction to TypedRest or jump right in with the setup guide.

You can also take a look at our Sample project.

Maven artifacts

Artifact group: net.typedrest

The main TypedRest library.

Adds support for serializing using Jackson instead of kotlinx.serialization.
Pass new JacksonJsonSerializer() to the EntryEndpoint constructor.

Adds support for serializing using Moshi instead of kotlinx.serialization.
Pass new MoshiJsonSerializer() to the EntryEndpoint constructor.