pretty_http_logger
library
Classes
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HttpClientWithMiddleware
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Class to be used by the user to set up a new
http.Client with middleware supported.
call the build() constructor passing in the list of middlewares.
Example:
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HttpLogger
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A custom Middleware interface for http.
It extends `MiddlewareContract`` class and override the three functions
to intercept.
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HttpWithMiddleware
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Class to be used by the user as a replacement for 'http' with middleware supported.
call the
build() constructor passing in the list of middlewares.
Example:
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Logger
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Logger interface to log out request and response data on console.
Use this class as a parameter of
HttpWithMiddleware or HttpClientWithMiddleware such as
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MiddlewareContract
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Middleware interface to create custom middleware for http.
Extend this class and override the functions that you want
to intercept.
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RequestData
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Request object, internally used by the library.
The network request app makes is broken down into pieces to be used by the library.
You can also modify the
RequestData before the request is made For Example, if you want to wrap your data in a particular structure before sending, or you want every request header to have Content-Type set to application/json.
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ResponseData
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Response object, internally used by the library.
The network request is received it is broken down into pieces to be used by the library.
You can also modify every
ResponseData after every response is received. For Example, if you want to only deal with data of the response.
Enums
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LogLevel
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The level of logs you want on the console
Log level of NONE will not log anything on the console
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Method
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HTTP Method list, internally used by the library.
If the method used to make network call falls under either of the ` HEAD, GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
then a corresponding method is returned. The default value is GET.
