finagle/finch

Try Cookbook (goo.gl/tFS8tx) before anything else!

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

@htch there is an implicit coversion of Twitter Future -> Anything with Async

it lives inside of ToAsync and is available only for method endpoints, such as get("foo") { ... }

Kenneth Monteiro

@ManiacViper

Hello

anyone can point me in the right direction for a finch refined error message

how do i get one in the contentResponse

for paramOption[NonEmptyString]("marketingsource") it returns a BadRequest for a empty string but no error message

these are my imports

import io.finch.refined._
import io.circe.refined._  // needed
import eu.timepit.refined.auto._
import eu.timepit.refined.types.string.NonEmptyString

@kpei

Hey guys, is it possible to flatten up nested Endpoints?

Let's say I have something like

(param[Int]("foo")).map {
   foo: Int => new fooEndpoint(foo)
}

The return type is an Endpoint[Endpoint[SomeResponseClass]]

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

Hi @ManiacViper

You should define custom Encode[Exception] implicit instance and provide it at the call of .toService. Default encoding of all the exceptons is a blank page

@kpei No, it's not possible as endpoint is not monadic, but applicative. What's your use case?

Dino Fancellu

@fancellu

Does anyone know if Finch supports web sockets? Or some Finagle based code?

I see https://github.com/finagle/finagle-websocket but that project is inactive. Thanks

Nicolas Rinaudo

@nrinaudo

This might be a silly question, but I see:

this: https://github.com/finagle/finch/releases/tag/v0.32.1
no corresponding artifact on maven-central

has this not been pushed to maven central, or is not hosted there anymore?

Dino Fancellu

@fancellu

Any examples of Finch handling file upload? Or Finagle? Thanks

Dino Fancellu

@fancellu

Aha, I see https://finagle.github.io/finch/user-guide.html#multipart

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

@nrinaudo Are you sure you're checking for finchx artefact? https://index.scala-lang.org/finagle/finch/finchx-core

Nicolas Rinaudo

@nrinaudo

Ah, I'm pretty sure I'm not, I didn't realise the name of the project had changed!

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

@fancellu Finch doesn't support websockets

@nrinaudo it's a temporary thing, as we've two artifacts atm: with Future and F[_] (or finchx)

Nicolas Rinaudo

@nrinaudo

right. and the one with Future is not being updated anymore?

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

Next release is going to end the deprecation cycle for Future one and finchx will be gone as well, so there will be only finch

Yeah

Nicolas Rinaudo

@nrinaudo

so if I want support for 2.13, later versions of circe, ... I need to move to finchx temporarily

correct?

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

yes

Nicolas Rinaudo

@nrinaudo

Understood, thank you.

Dino Fancellu

@fancellu

I have some Option fields in my case class, when they are none the Json from Circe says null. e.g. "eventId":null

How do I tell it to simply emit nothing for that field? Thanks

megri

@megri

@fancellu implicit val printer = Printer.noSpaces.copy(dropNullValues = true)

Actually there's an object in the finch-circe package which should solve this: https://github.com/finagle/finch/blob/master/circe/src/main/scala/io/finch/circe/package.scala#L12-L16

Dino Fancellu

@fancellu

I can't get either to work. i.e. my options are coming back as null still

e.g.

  import io.finch.circe.dropNullValues._

val videoCanned: Endpoint[IO, Video] = get(videoadmin :: "canned") {
    Ok(Video(9999,"canned","url","link", description = "canned"))
  }

But the optional null fields still come back as :null

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

Dino Fancellu

@fancellu

Ah, got it working, just had to be careful with imports

https://gist.github.com/fancellu/b145ed3a0a27c6a1c414c0d485a44d37

Dermot Haughey

@hderms

anyone know how I can test a finch endpoint in concert with a finagle filter in tests?

is that possible?

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

@hderms you would need to convert endpoint to service, apply this service to filter and then send a Request in

Dermot Haughey

@hderms

thanks @sergeykolbasov I ended up doing that

I now regret depending on a finagle filter I wrote to guarantee any uncaught exceptions would be formatted the proper way in the response

Sergey Kolbasov

@sergeykolbasov

mm, finch guarantees that compiled endpoint (one that you get with .compile) wouldn't throw within F[_] context and you need to take care only of Either[Throwable, Response]

Dermot Haughey

@hderms

basically I'm trying to integration test our whole stack in a subset of our test cases

so I just wrote some stuff that lets me take an Endpoint and run a test as either a Finch endpoint or compile it to a Finagle service and run it

and it more or less works the same

softshipper

@softshipper

Hi all
Is Finch compatible with https://typelevel.org/cats/?

Ryan Plessner

@rpless

hi @softshipper Finch uses cats internally and brings it into your project transitively. We don't incorporate many of the primitives from cats but there are some ways to

Dermot Haughey

@hderms

so I'm using finch fs2 support, in particular I have an endpoint like post("foo" :: binaryBodyStream[fs2.Stream]) { body: fs2.Stream[IO, Array[Byte]] => //etc... }

which compiles fine and seems to do what I want. However, I am having trouble getting a call to this endpoint to not 404.

Dermot Haughey

@hderms

in the documentation I saw: An [[Endpoint]] that matches chunked requests and lifts their content into a generic so I tried using Transfer-Encoding: chunked as a header, but I haven't had any luck

Dermot Haughey

@hderms

seems like withStreaming(true) was the missing link in this case

Chih

@Chih47911515_twitter

Hi all! I new to Finch! Tried to find some recent docs about polymorphic endpoints, but apparently, this is quite new and no docs were updated yet. I'm wondering does anyone has any working example to share on how to use Finch with ZIO? Thanks in advance!

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ComFreek

@ComFreek

If you process Options in your endpoint, what's the best practice to .getOrElse(return BadRequest(???)?

private def foo: Endpoint[IO, String] = get(path("debug")) {
  None.getOrElse(return BadRequest(???))
  Ok("test")
}

This does not typecheck since return will return the outer function (thus BadRequest(???) is expected to be of type Endpoint[IO, String])

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