reported method

void reported(AppEvent event)

Records an exchange that was already over when it was reported.

request/response track one this process is watching go out and come back, which is what DevbarHttpClient has in hand. An AppEvent a project reported from its own client has only the outcome, so it lands here in one piece and with no timing.

Implementation

void reported(AppEvent event) {
  // The inverse of what `AppEvent.request` composed — a method never holds a
  // space. A network event some other constructor made keeps its whole title
  // as the path, which is the only honest reading of it.
  var split = event.title.indexOf(' ');
  var request = NetworkRequest(
    _reportedId--,
    apiName: null,
    requestBody: event.data.isEmpty ? null : event.data,
    httpMethod: split < 0 ? '' : event.title.substring(0, split),
    path: split < 0 ? event.title : event.title.substring(split + 1),
    parameters: const {},
    timed: false,
  );
  if (event.error) {
    request.errorResponse = ErrorResponse(
      code: int.tryParse(event.detail ?? '') ?? 0,
      reason: event.detail ?? '',
      message: event.body ?? '',
    );
  } else {
    // Decoded where it parses, so the Response tab shows a tree like it does
    // for an exchange this process watched. A report carries its body as
    // text; handed to the viewer as text it comes back JSON-encoded a second
    // time, as one escaped line.
    request.response = _decodedOrRaw(event.body);
  }

  var requestList = requests.value..add(request);
  if (requestList.length > _maxRequest) {
    requestList.removeAt(0);
  }
  requests.add(requestList);
}