Publish/subscribe channel used to route events between components.

Utility class for registering and retrieving configuration descriptions. <p> This class is typically used for {@link Service} or custom functions to d

Event container transporting payloads and metadata.

Record representing a file change event with path and WatchEvent kind. Contains all information needed to understand what happened to which file. @pa

Reusable record for file watch and unwatch operations. Can be used for both single file and group-based watching. @param group Optional group name. I

Common HTTP headers - used in requests and responses. use always lowercase to avoid confusions and case sensitivity issues - makes lives easier.

Represents an HTTP request and response object within a server handling context. This class provides methods to manage HTTP details such as headers, b

Utility class for configuring and creating HTTP and HTTPS servers using the built-in Java HTTP server APIs. Primarily responsible for setting up SSL c

Formatter for logging messages to the console. <p> This formatter provides a consistent log format comprising the timestamp, log level, logger name, a

A log formatter that outputs log records in JSON format. <p> This formatter structures log messages into JSON objects, which is beneficial for systems

The abstract base class for {@link Nano} framework providing the core functionalities. @param <T> The payload of the {@link NanoBase} implementation,

The abstract base class for {@link Nano} framework providing {@link Service} handling functionalities. @param <T> The payload of the {@link NanoServi

The abstract base class for {@link Nano} framework providing thread handling functionalities. @param <T> The payload of the {@link NanoThreads} imple

Lightweight scheduler for deferred and periodic tasks.

Abstract base class for all services in the Nano framework. Provides core functionality for service lifecycle management, event handling, and configur

Simple user API example demonstrating Nano best practices. <p> This example shows: - Proper separation of concerns (static methods for business logic)

Lightweight filesystem helpers for tests.

Simple User model