Mokksy/dev.mokksy.mokksy/start

start

fun MokksyServer.start(): MokksyServer(source)

Starts the Mokksy server and blocks until the port is bound and ready to accept requests.

Returns this for chaining:

val mokksy = Mokksy().start()

Intended for Java callers and blocking JVM test setups. Kotlin callers should prefer MokksyServer.startSuspend combined with MokksyServer.awaitStarted.

fun MokksyServer.start(dispatcher: CoroutineDispatcher): MokksyServer(source)

Starts the Mokksy server on the given dispatcher, blocking until the port is bound.

Returns this for chaining. The dispatcher does not affect which thread is blocked — runBlocking always blocks the calling thread. This overload exists for Kotlin callers that need coroutine context control; Java callers should use start with no arguments.

Parameters

dispatcher

The CoroutineDispatcher for the runBlocking coroutine context.