Binom IO

Kotlin IO Library.

Actual version

Actual version is 0.1.31

Parts of library

Library contains next parts:

• Core IO
• Socket Library
• Async Network
• Http Client
• Http Server
• File Tools
• Json Tools
• XML Tools
• WebDav
• Process API
• SSL
• SMTP Client
• Concurrency
• MQ Client
  • Nats
• Database Access
  
  • PostgreSQL Async Mode
  • SQLIte Sync Mode
  • Tarantool Async Mode

Using

Gradle

Before using you must add repository:

repositories {
    maven {
        url "https://repo.binom.pw"
    }
}

For using plugins you must use it:

buildscript {
    repositories {
        maven {
            url "https://repo.binom.pw"
        }
    }
}

Plans

Version 0.2

Process API

• Tools for execute external process and get external IO
  See Process

Socket IO

• UDP support socket
• Opportunity set bind interface when you start your server
• SSL Sockets

WebDav

• WebDav Server Handler
  See AbstractWebDavHandler
• WebDav Client
  See WebDavClient

Common

• Create common reactor for different events. Not only network
  See Stack and FreezedStack
• Base64 Tools
  See Base64 , Base64EncodeOutputStream and Base64DecodeAppendable
• Json Tools
  See JsonWriter and JsonReader
• JsonB Tools
• ObjectPool
• Date
• XML Tools
  
• Charset Support See SAX Tools: XmlVisiter, XmlReaderVisiter, XmlWriterVisiter, XmlRootReaderVisiter and XmlRootWriterVisiter
  See DOM Tools: XmlElement, XmlDomReader and Method xml
• SSL
• Logger
  See Logger

HTTP

• Basic Support Http Server
  See HttpServer
• Basic Support Http Client
  See HttpClient
• HTTP Server: WebSocket Support
• HTTPS Server Support
• HTTPS Client Support
• HTTP Mutipart Parser
• HTTP Mutipart Writer

Sync DataBase Access

• Common SQL Interfaces
• SQLite Support

Async DataBase Access

• Tarantool Connector
• PostgreSQL Connector

Community

Telegram
Discord

Author and Founder

Anton Subochev Telegram, Facebook, Github

Examples

You can find examples here

Contribution Guidelines:

• CodeStyle: We enforce the code style to match the official Kotlin coding conventions. Read there on how to set those up for your IDE.
• Branching: I use branching like described in git-flow.

Using Library in Projects:

Simple Lightweight Binary Repository

Support

Patreon