HttpClientConfig

wvlet.airframe.http.client.HttpClientConfig

case class HttpClientConfig(name: String, backend: HttpClientBackend, requestFilter: Request => Request, responseFilter: Response => Response, rpcEncoding: RPCEncoding, retryContext: RetryContext, codecFactory: MessageCodecFactory, circuitBreaker: CircuitBreaker, connectTimeout: Duration, readTimeout: Duration, clientFilter: RxHttpFilter, httpLoggerConfig: HttpLoggerConfig, httpLoggerProvider: HttpLoggerConfig => HttpLogger, loggingFilter: HttpLogger => HttpClientFilter) extends HttpChannelConfig

A common immutable configuration for all HTTP clients in airframe-http. To modify any configuration, use withXXX methods.

The generated HTTP client has multiple layers of filters:

requestFilter: A filter to modify the request before sending it to the backend. This can be used for adding common HTTP headers (e.g., User-Agent, Authentication header, etc.)
clientFilter: A filter to modify the request/response.
loggingFilter: A filter to log individual requests and responses, including retried requests. The default behavior is logging each request with its response stats to log/http_client.json file.
responseFilter: A filter to modify the response before returning it to the caller.

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trait Equals

trait HttpChannelConfig

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Create a default Async client for Scala.js in web browsers

Remove any client-side filter

Disable http-client side logging

Add a new RxClientFilter. This filter is useful for adding a common error handling logic for the Rx[Response].

Use Debug Console http logging

Customize logger configuration

Add a custom request filter, e.g., for adding Authentication headers

Add a custom response filter to the last response, mostly for debugging purpose

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