Jochen Kemnade created GROOVY-12583:
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Summary: Improve support for base URLs with context path
Key: GROOVY-12583
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-12583
Project: Groovy
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: groovy-http-builder
Affects Versions: 6.0.0
Reporter: Jochen Kemnade
If you have an endpoint with a context path, e.g
{{https://server.example/api}}, it will not be included in the request path.
{code:groovy}
@HttpBuilderClient('https://server.example/api')
interface Api {
@Get('/users')
List getUsers()
@Get('/api/users')
List getUsers2()
}
def api = Api.create{
baseUri 'https://server.example/api'
}
{code}
{{api.getUsers()}} will not work, only {{api.getUsers2()}} will. But if you
want to use the same API interface for multiple endpoints (e.g.
{{'https://server.example/api'}} and {{'https://otherserver.example/apiv1'}}),
including the context path in the path template is not desirable.
What does work is
{code:groovy}
@HttpBuilderClient('https://server.example/api/')
interface Api {
@Get('users')
List getUsers3()
}
def api = Api.create{
baseUri 'https://server.example/api/'
}
{code}
But IMHO, the trailing slash in the baseURi should be optional as well as the
leading slash in the path template.
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