EasyHttp also includes Interceptors, inspired by okHttp's Interceptors to hack into Http requests/responses in order to monitor/debug, rewrite and retry them. Just like okHttp, EasyHttp also supports interceptors at both the Application and Network level (see okHttp wiki for details).
As an example, we have included a simple logging interceptor which logs every request made to console when the library is used in the debug mode. Here's how you can configure the default Logging interceptor.
try {
easyhttpcpp::LoggingInterceptorFactory loggingInterceptorFactory;
// configure logging interceptors
easyhttpcpp::EasyHttp::Builder httpClientBuilder;
// log every call made to http client in debug mode
httpClientBuilder.addInterceptor(loggingInterceptorFactory.interceptor(easyhttpcpp::LoggingInterceptorTypeCall))
// log every network request in debug mode
.addNetworkInterceptor(loggingInterceptorFactory.interceptor(easyhttpcpp::LoggingInterceptorTypeNetwork));
// create http client
easyhttpcpp::EasyHttp::Ptr pHttpClient = httpClientBuilder.build();
// create a new request and execute synchronously
easyhttpcpp::Request::Builder requestBuilder;
easyhttpcpp::Request::Ptr pRequest = requestBuilder.setUrl("https://github.com/sony/easyhttpcpp").build();
easyhttpcpp::Call::Ptr pCall = pHttpClient->newCall(pRequest);
easyhttpcpp::Response::Ptr pResponse = pCall->execute();
if (!pResponse->isSuccessful()) {
std::cout << "HTTP GET Error: (" << pResponse->getCode() << ")" << std::endl;
} else {
std::cout << "HTTP GET Success!" << std::endl;
}
// dump response
dumpResponse(pResponse);
} catch (const std::exception& e) {
std::cout << "Error occurred: " << e.what() << std::endl;
}
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