@Headers issue

[Gobmichet]

Hi, and thanks for your work,

I have some trouble with @headers that i just can't see in the DevTools while debugging (0_o)

what's more i HAVE to add this in imports : import 'package:dio/dio.dart' hide Headers; because if i don't, Android studio yells at me saying @Headers are both declared in dart and retrofit packages... Is it normal ??? Do i do the good thing ?

Just for tests i did implement in your github code the method below :

  @GET("/posts/{id}")
  @Headers(<String, dynamic>{
    "Content-Type" : "application/json",
    "Custom-Header" : "Your header"
  })
  Future<PostDataById> getPostById(@Path("id") int id);

And while the request does work (see screenshot), there is no way i can have a look at headers i did add :( As you can see on the screenshot :: Request headers content-length [0]

Can you please help/explain me ? Thanks in advance.

PS :: what's more in a "real" project of mine, when i add a certain header i got a 403 forbidden but a 401 unauthorized if i remove it... So obviously there are headers that are added but still can't see any of them in the flutter devtools :(

PPS :: is there any other way/mean to debug my request ? catching the request and printing headers somewhere in the code maybe ?????

[happysingh23828]

did you find ant solutions for that? @Gobmichet

[mi-ghanshyam]

Initialize Dio with your custom header which is cost throughout the app.

dio = Dio(
      BaseOptions(contentType: 'application/json', headers: {
        "Custom-Header" : "Your header"
      }),
    );

[nobimac]

Hello @Gobmichet, There are 2 ways to manage header using retrofit

1. You can use interceptors to setup you hedear E.g

   _dio!.interceptors.add(
   InterceptorsWrapper(
    onRequest: (options, handler) async {
      options.headers['token'] = 'token';
      return handler.next(options);
    },
   ),
   );

2. Diractly add custom header on servcie call using @header param E.g

   @GET("/posts/{id}")
   Future<PostDataById> getPostById(@Path("id") int id, @Header('Content-Type') String header);

   I'll hope this will help you

Thank you!