Class StaticFiles

java.lang.Object

com.soklet.StaticFiles

@ThreadSafe
public final class StaticFiles
extends Object

Safe helper for serving files from a configured root directory.

Author:

Mark Allen

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static enum	StaticFiles.Access	Access outcome for a resolved static file.
static interface	StaticFiles.AccessResolver
static final class	StaticFiles.Builder
static interface	StaticFiles.CacheControlResolver
static interface	StaticFiles.EntityTagResolver
static interface	StaticFiles.HeadersResolver
static interface	StaticFiles.LastModifiedResolver
static interface	StaticFiles.RangeRequestsResolver

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
@NonNull Optional<MarshaledResponse>	marshaledResponseFor(@NonNull String relativePath, @NonNull Request request)	Produces a marshaled response for relativePath, if the request targets a safe, readable file under the configured root.
static @NonNull StaticFiles.Builder	withRoot(@NonNull Path root)	Begins configuration for serving files under root.

Methods inherited from class Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

withRoot

public static @NonNull StaticFiles.Builder withRoot(@NonNull Path root)

Begins configuration for serving files under root.

Relative roots are resolved against the JVM's current working directory when the builder is built. Production deployments should generally pass an absolute path.

File matching follows the underlying filesystem's case-sensitivity and Unicode normalization rules. Production deployments that need portable behavior across operating systems should standardize on ASCII-safe asset names.

Parameters:

root - the static-file root directory

Returns:

a builder for static-file responses

marshaledResponseFor

public @NonNull Optional<MarshaledResponse> marshaledResponseFor(@NonNull String relativePath,
 @NonNull Request request)

Produces a marshaled response for relativePath, if the request targets a safe, readable file under the configured root.

Returns Optional.empty() for HTTP methods other than HttpMethod.GET and HttpMethod.HEAD, unsafe path input, directories without a configured index file, unreadable files, and missing files. Once a path resolves, non-200 file responses such as 206, 304, 412, and 416 are returned inside the optional.

Resolvers receive the resolved file path after index-file resolution, not the original relativePath.

Parameters:

relativePath - the root-relative file path

request - the incoming request

Returns:

the marshaled response, if a static file was resolved