Libraries used throughout DART for defining REST services consistently

dart-rest-commons includes definitions of abstract servlet classes that can be mixed into servlet definitions in DART REST services to simplify and standardize error handling and serialization. There are versions for synchronous and asynchronous (Future-based) services.

It also includes definitions of standard exceptions as well as the base path used across all DART services.

In addition to the publicly available third-party libraries it uses, dart-auth has dependencies on a number of other Scala libraries. In order to build DART these dependencies must be accessible via the local filesystem (in the SBT cache) or over the network via Sonatype Nexus where they are published. dart-auth requires the following dependencies to be built/installed:

This project is built using SBT. For more information on installation and configuration of SBT please see the documentation

dart-auth is a library containing no runnable main classes. The only supported build tasks are compilation, testing, and publication:

sbt clean         # clear out all build artifacts
sbt compile       
sbt test          # run all test suites
sbt publish       # publish all modules to maven
sbt publishLocal  # publish all modules locally