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codegen/smithy-kotlin-codegen/src/main/kotlin/software/amazon/smithy/kotlin/codegen/service/README.md

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 ## Overview
 
 This project extends **Smithy Kotlin** to generate **service-side code** from Smithy models, targeting the **Ktor** framework for server implementation.  
-It produces **complete service stubs**—including routing, serialization/deserialization, authentication, and validation—so developers can focus entirely on implementing business logic.
+It produces **complete service stubs**, including routing, serialization/deserialization, authentication, and validation, so developers can focus entirely on implementing business logic.
 
 While Ktor is the default backend, the architecture is framework-agnostic, allowing future support for other server frameworks.
 
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 ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
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 ### Step 2: Create a New Kotlin Project
 Now, create a **new Kotlin project** where you will use the Smithy Kotlin service code generator.
 
 From this point forward, **all steps apply to the new Kotlin project** you just created.
 
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 ### Step 3: Configure `build.gradle.kts` in the New Project
 
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 ### Step 4: Create `smithy-build.json` in the New Project
 This is an example of smithy-build.json.
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 }
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 ### Step 5: Define Your Smithy Model in the New Project
 
 Create a `model` directory and add your `.smithy` files.  
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 }
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 ### Step 6: Generate the Service in the New Project
 
 Run:
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 gradle clean
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 ### Step 7: Run the Generated Service
 
 The generated service will be in the directory specified in `smithy-build.json` (`outputDirectory`).  
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 By default, it listens on port **8080**.
 
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 ### Step 8: Adjust Service Configuration
 
 You can override runtime settings (such as port or HTTP engine) using command-line arguments: