LTCLient is simple http client app. Its aim is to provide a simple and fast way to interact with LanguageToolServer API. This library is under active development and doesn't yet support all functions provides by the LanguageTool API (https://languagetool.org/http-api/swagger-ui/#/default)
The existing official languagetool-http-client link is too complex and uses lots of external dependencies, wich causes conflicts with modern Java(11+) JPMS applications. In my use case even using ModiTect to "fix" the missing module.info was not able to use JLink/JPackage.
This library aims to be lightweight and use as litle external dependencies as possible.
First intialize the library by creating a new instance and providing server URL
LTClient ltClient = new LTClient("http://10.30.10.30:8010", null, null);then you can use the check() and checkAsync() methods
LTResponse response = ltClient.check("pt-PT", "Texto para verificar se existe algum erro");
response.getMatches().forEach(ltMatch -> {
System.out.println("Error between chars: " + ltMatch.getOffset() + " - " + (ltMatch.getOffset() + ltMatch.getLength()));
});
//or async method
//make request
CompletableFuture<Void> voidCompletableFuture = ltClient.checkAsync("pt-PT", "Texto exemplo com errorrrrrr")
//handle exceptions
.exceptionally(throwable -> {
log.error("Error connecting to server", throwable);
return null;
})
//get info from response body
.thenApply(HttpResponse::body)
//do something when request finishes
.thenAccept(ltResponseSupplier -> {
ltResponseSupplier.get().getMatches().forEach(ltMatch -> {
System.out.println("Error between chars: " + ltMatch.getOffset() + " - " + (ltMatch.getOffset() + ltMatch.getLength()));
});
});
//if you must make sure the request has ended before continuing call join()
voidCompletableFuture.join();