A template to use ktor with GraphQL and MongoDB
using mangaka, kaguya and openperm-kt
To configure the library to the desired shape. It is better to configure it in these steps.
Change the available environment variables
at the Environment file.
Configure the plugins at the plugins package.
You might skip routing configuration until you configure your routes later on the process.
You might skip session configuration until you configure your session models, user models, role classes and privilege factories.
Configure Runtime/GraphQL/MongoDB models at model
package
You might flag permission checks until you configure your permissions.
Configured project enums and data classes at enumeration
package
In this step you configure available roles, permissions, permits and privilege factories and other project-wide constants.
Finally, you might define your REST routes and your GraphQL query, mutation and subscription fields.
- Ktor: The server/client framework
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Mongo Java Driver: The core mongodb driver
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KMongo: A mongodb library optimized for kotlin
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Mangaka: A mongodb library for schema validation.
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GraphQL-Java: The core graphql driver
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Kaguya: A graphql library optimized for kotlin
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Tink: Main encryption library
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BCrypt: Hashing library
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BCrypt-Kt: A bcrypt library optimized for kotlin
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Dotenv: Environment variables parser
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Openperm: Permission calculator
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Cufy Ktor Commons: Common utilities for
mangaka,kaguyaandopenperm-ktwithktor -
Logback Classic: Core logging framework