isolate_http 4.0.0

IsolateHttp provides a way to launch 'http' library in Isolate with IsolatesFlutter.

IsolateHttp

IsolateHttp provides a way to launch http package with IsolateFlutter.

Requirements

Flutter >=3.35.0, Dart ^3.9.0. Verified against Flutter 3.44. Version 4.0.0 and later build on http 1.x.

Installation

dependencies:
  isolate_http: ^4.0.0

import 'package:isolate_http/isolate_http.dart';

Usage

Performing a GET request:

final _isolateHttp = IsolateHttp();

final _response = await _isolateHttp.get('https://example.com/product',
    query: {'q': 'flutter'},
    headers: {'Authorization': 'abc='});
print(_response);

Performing a POST request:

final _response = await _isolateHttp.post('https://example.com/product',
    headers: {'Authorization': 'abc='},
    body: {'size': 'XL', 'price': 236},
    files: [
        HttpFile.fromPath('files', 'path/image_1.png')
    ]);
print(_response);

Performing a DELETE request:

final _response = await _isolateHttp.delete('https://example.com/product/1',
    headers: {'Authorization': 'abc='});
print(_response);

head, get, post, put and delete are available, plus send if you want to build the IsolateHttpRequest yourself.

*** You can set a timeout and debug label for your request when creating an IsolateHttp like:

final _isolateHttp =  IsolateHttp(timeout: Duration(seconds: 30), debugLabel: 'get_products')

If timeout, its returns you an IsolateHttpResponse with status code 408 (Request Timeout) and the isolate running the request is stopped. Other exceptions come back as status code 520.

Request

The body is encoded from the content-type header:

• no content-type — the header is set to application/json and the body is JSON encoded.
• application/x-www-form-urlencoded — the body is sent as form fields.
• multipart/form-data, or any request with files — the body is sent as a multipart request.
• anything else — the body is sent as body.toString().

final _request = IsolateHttpRequest('https://example.com/product',
    method: HttpMethod.post,
    headers: ContentType.json.toContentTypeHeader,
    body: {'size': 'XL'});
final _response = await _isolateHttp.send(_request);

Response

_response?.statusCode;    // int
_response?.body;          // String
_response?.headers;       // Map<String, String>
_response?.contentLength; // int?
_response?.bodyJson;      // dynamic, decoded from body
_response?.bodyAsMap;     // Map<String, dynamic>, throws ArgumentError if not a map
_response?.bodyAsList;    // List<dynamic>, throws ArgumentError if not a list

Files

HttpFile.fromPath('files', 'path/image_1.png');
HttpFile.fromBytes('files', bytes, filename: 'image_1.png');
HttpFile.fromString('files', '{"a":1}', filename: 'a.json',
    contentType: MediaType('application', 'json'));

MediaType is re-exported by this package, so you do not need to depend on http_parser yourself.

Log Curl

_isolateHttp.listener = (curl) {
    if (kDebugMode) {
      log('Isolate Http -> Curl: ----------------\n$curl\n----------------');
    }
  };

Migrating from 3.x

• http moved from 0.13.x to 1.x. If you use HttpFile.toMultipartFile(), the MultipartFile you get back is now the one from http 1.x. Most code needs no change beyond bumping http in your own pubspec.yaml.
• Requires Flutter >=3.35.0 / Dart ^3.9.0.
• A request that times out no longer keeps running in the background; the isolate is stopped once send() returns.

Author

IsolateHttp is developed by Thong Dang. You can contact me at [e-mail]

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