expected_response 1.0.0+1

Treat the http responses in a idiomatic manner, based on code generation, to DRY your code

Expected Response Generator

Create classes and generate code to make it easier to deal with http responses, make the behaviour of the response more verbose, generic, and dry.

Getting Started

Installing

Add the following to your pubspec

dependencies:
    expected_response: ^1.0.0

dev_dependencies:
    build_runner: ^1.0.0
    expected_response_generator: ^1.0.0

run pub get

Using

See our example to see more.

@ExpectedResponse(allowedCodes: [200, 401, 403, 500])
class Mocked extends HttpBase<bool> {

  @EntryFunction()
  bool base(bool base) {
    _buildResponse(this, base);
    return true;
  }

  @Request()
  Future<ServerResponse> requestFunction(bool base) async => await request(this, base);

  @Response(200)
  void successResponse(ServerResponse response, bool base) {

  }

  Future<ServerResponse> request(Mocked me, bool base) async {
    return ServerResponse(200, '');
  }
}

When the function _buildResponse, the function that was generated, be evoke, it will request the server through the requestFunction, and behave for each response code allowed, and if is 200, will use the successResponse;