Package kong.unirest.core
Interface SseRequest
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SseRequestImpl
public interface SseRequestThe Server Sent Event Request Builder interface
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description SseRequestaccept(String value)The Accept header to send.SseRequestbasicAuth(String username, String password)Basic auth credentialsStream<Event>connect()execute a synchronous Server Sent Event Stream Due to the nature of SSE this stream may remain open indefinitely meaning you may be blocked while attempting to collect the stream.CompletableFuture<Void>connect(SseHandler handler)execute a SSE Event connection async.SseRequestcookie(String name, String value)Add a simple cookie headerSseRequestcookie(Collection<Cookie> cookies)Add a collection of cookie headersSseRequestcookie(Cookie cookie)Add a simple cookie headerHeadersgetHeaders()StringgetUrl()SseRequestheader(String name, String value)Add a http header, HTTP supports multiple of the same header.SseRequestheaderReplace(String name, String value)Replace a header value or add it if it doesn't existSseRequestheaders(Map<String,String> headerMap)Add headers as a mapSseRequestlastEventId(String id)Sets the Last-Event-ID HTTP request header reports an EventSource object's last event ID string to the server when the user agent is to reestablish the connection.SseRequestqueryString(String name, Object value)add a query param to the url.SseRequestqueryString(String name, Collection<?> value)Add multiple param with the same param name.SseRequestqueryString(Map<String,Object> parameters)Add query params as a map of name value pairsSseRequestrouteParam(String name, String value)add a route param that replaces the matching {name} For example routeParam("name", "fred") will replace {name} in https://localhost/users/{user} to https://localhost/users/fredSseRequestrouteParam(Map<String,Object> params)add a route param map that replaces the matching {name} For example routeParam(Map.of("name", "fred")) will replace {name} in https://localhost/users/{user} to https://localhost/users/fred
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Method Detail
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routeParam
SseRequest routeParam(String name, String value)
add a route param that replaces the matching {name} For example routeParam("name", "fred") will replace {name} in https://localhost/users/{user} to https://localhost/users/fred- Parameters:
name- the name of the param (do not include curly braces {}value- the value to replace the placeholder with- Returns:
- this request builder
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routeParam
SseRequest routeParam(Map<String,Object> params)
add a route param map that replaces the matching {name} For example routeParam(Map.of("name", "fred")) will replace {name} in https://localhost/users/{user} to https://localhost/users/fred- Parameters:
params- a map of path params- Returns:
- this request builder
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basicAuth
SseRequest basicAuth(String username, String password)
Basic auth credentials- Parameters:
username- the usernamepassword- the password- Returns:
- this request builder
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accept
SseRequest accept(String value)
The Accept header to send. The default (and standard) is "text/event-stream"- Parameters:
value- a valid mime type for the Accept header- Returns:
- this request builder
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header
SseRequest header(String name, String value)
Add a http header, HTTP supports multiple of the same header. This will continue to append new values- Parameters:
name- name of the headervalue- value for the header- Returns:
- this request builder
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headerReplace
SseRequest headerReplace(String name, String value)
Replace a header value or add it if it doesn't exist- Parameters:
name- name of the headervalue- value for the header- Returns:
- this request builder
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headers
SseRequest headers(Map<String,String> headerMap)
Add headers as a map- Parameters:
headerMap- a map of headers- Returns:
- this request builder
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cookie
SseRequest cookie(String name, String value)
Add a simple cookie header- Parameters:
name- the name of the cookievalue- the value of the cookie- Returns:
- this request builder
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cookie
SseRequest cookie(Cookie cookie)
Add a simple cookie header- Parameters:
cookie- a cookie- Returns:
- this request builder
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cookie
SseRequest cookie(Collection<Cookie> cookies)
Add a collection of cookie headers- Parameters:
cookies- a cookie- Returns:
- this request builder
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queryString
SseRequest queryString(String name, Object value)
add a query param to the url. The value will be URL-Encoded- Parameters:
name- the name of the paramvalue- the value of the param- Returns:
- this request builder
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queryString
SseRequest queryString(String name, Collection<?> value)
Add multiple param with the same param name. queryString("name", Arrays.asList("bob", "linda")) will result in ?name=bob&name=linda- Parameters:
name- the name of the paramvalue- a collection of values- Returns:
- this request builder
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queryString
SseRequest queryString(Map<String,Object> parameters)
Add query params as a map of name value pairs- Parameters:
parameters- a map of params- Returns:
- this request builder
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getHeaders
Headers getHeaders()
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- the headers for the request
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lastEventId
SseRequest lastEventId(String id)
Sets the Last-Event-ID HTTP request header reports an EventSource object's last event ID string to the server when the user agent is to reestablish the connection.- Parameters:
id- the ID- Returns:
- this request builder
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getUrl
String getUrl()
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- the full URL if the request
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connect
CompletableFuture<Void> connect(SseHandler handler)
execute a SSE Event connection async. Because these events are a stream they are processed async and take a handler you can use to consume the events- Parameters:
handler- the SseHandler- Returns:
- a CompletableFuture which can be used to monitor if the task is complete or not
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connect
Stream<Event> connect()
execute a synchronous Server Sent Event Stream Due to the nature of SSE this stream may remain open indefinitely meaning you may be blocked while attempting to collect the stream. It is recommend you consume the stream rather than doing any action that requires it to stop.- Returns:
- a stream of events
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