Create interceptor for dio package

[binSaed]

instead of adding the request by your hand

InspectorController().addNewRequest(
    RequestDetails(
        requestName: requestName,
        requestMethod: RequestMethod.GET,
        url: apiUrl,
        statusCode: responseStatusCode,
        responseBody: responseData,
        sentTime: DateTime.now(),
        ),
    );

u can make an interceptor for the DIO package and the user will add this one time like this

dio.interceptors.add(RequestsInspector());

[Abdelazeem777]

But then It will work only for Dio package only, what about the other http request packages?

[binSaed]

@Abdelazeem777

user will have 2 optional 1-add interceptor if he uses dio 2- manually use InspectorController().addNewRequest

I think interceptor will reduce code and more clear if used in large apps

[binSaed]

@maxzod ur opinion?

[maxzod]

why not listen for all the requests like the devtools does ?

iam working on a queen_dev_tools and stuck on the part of how to listen for any IO request 😢 also the dio interceptor would be great but it will make it depend on dio still less code to right if you intended to use dio in your application

still fixing the root problem and listen to any IO request will be the best solution also it will provide more options to observe like socket and local network requests not just the used API

[Abdelazeem777]

@AbdOoSaed

I think it's a very good idea to have both options, so I will consider adding this feature for the next version ISA.

[Abdelazeem777]

@maxzod

It would be great because the widget will log the http requests by itself but I kinda hard to achieve because of listening to the IO http requests, as we discussed lately.

So if you have any suggestions to do so, please don't hesitate.

[Abdelazeem777]

This feature is added.

Now you can pass RequestsInspectorInterceptor to Dio instead of using normal InspectorController.addRequest method.

ex.

final dio = Dio()..interceptors.add(RequestsInspectorInterceptor());