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YAML handling

Installation (Gradle)¶

implementation group: "org.http4k", name: "http4k-format-jackson-yaml", version: "4.17.9.0"
implementation group: "org.http4k", name: "http4k-format-moshi-yaml", version: "4.17.9.0"

About¶

These modules add the ability to use YAML as a first-class citizen when reading from and to HTTP messages.