droid-mcp-core/io.droidmcp.core.transport

Package-level declarations

Types

class HttpTransport(registry: ToolRegistry, port: Int = 8080, bearerToken: String? = null, requireAuth: Boolean = true, readOnly: Boolean = false, context: Context? = null, serverVersion: String = DROID_MCP_VERSION, auditSink: AuditSink? = null, tls: TlsConfig? = null, allowedOrigins: Set<String> = emptySet(), resources: ResourceRegistry = ResourceRegistry(), prompts: PromptRegistry = PromptRegistry())

Ktor/Netty MCP server for desktop clients, speaking the Streamable HTTP transport. Exposes the JSON-RPC surface at POST /mcp (plus GET /mcp for the server stream, DELETE /mcp to end a session, and a /health probe), enforces bearer auth via a TokenStore when requireAuth is set, optionally terminates TLS, and advertises itself over mDNS (_mcp._tcp). Prefer building one through DroidMcp.Builder.enableHttpServer rather than directly.

InProcessTransport

class InProcessTransport(registry: ToolRegistry, resources: ResourceRegistry = ResourceRegistry(), prompts: PromptRegistry = PromptRegistry())

Direct, in-process access to a ToolRegistry — no JSON-RPC, no network. Intended for on-device LLMs that call tools straight from the same process. Mirrors the surface an MCP client gets over HttpTransport (tools, resources, prompts) without the protocol envelope.

TlsConfig

class TlsConfig(val keyStore: KeyStore, val keyAlias: String, val keyStorePassword: CharArray, val privateKeyPassword: CharArray, val httpsPort: Int = 8443)

TLS material for HttpTransport. Holds a keystore containing the server's private key + self-signed certificate under keyAlias, plus the HTTPS port to bind.

TokenStore

class TokenStore(seedPrimary: String? = null)

Bearer-token authority for HttpTransport.