I personally use the Routing part myself so if possible I would love to have that

maybe I will try to revive this

Okhttp methods has method and response body

is okhttp multiplatform yet ?

I am kinda wondering instead of relying on Okhttp, shall we try to wrap this over low-level curl?

what do you think @itnoles?

I am not too sure about curl wrapper.

@kittinunf I managed to got FuelRouting working

woahhhhh @itnoles it looks really awesome

@Derk-Jan Karrenbeld what is a best way to move one of my repo to kittinunf's Fuel 3x?

Hey guys! Where can I get more documentation on timeout? I'm trying to look for the default timeout for Fuel, and how to configure it, but I can't find anything in the docs

@LeoColman you can config it individually on the Request object with

.timeout

and

.timeoutRead

, you can also configure them globally with

FuelManager

can you try that and report it back whether it works for you?

I would like somebody to test the okfuel branch if you want.

Hello. I cannot find this anywhere, how do I select the network interface to use when making a request with fuel? The equivalent of:

curl --interface 10.10.0.8 <https://example.com>

or

wget --bind-address=10.10.0.8 <https://example.com>

I'm sending requests from a server that has multiple network interfaces and I'm unable to find how to make Fuel send the request from the one I want.

@Nikky i already got Fuel 3x Snapshots up. If I can to make ktor works with it, you would uses it, right?

you mean, have it run on top of the multiplatform ktor-client ? that would be dope

Hi 🙂 I am running into a type issue while implementing a pagination helper: (issue is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-22798)

class User(val id: Int, val name: String, val username: String)
data class Page<T : Any>(val elements: List<T>, val page: Int, val totalPages: Int)

inline fun <reified T : Any> requestSingle(page: Int): Page<T> {
    val (request, response, result) = Fuel
        .get("<https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users>")
        .header(Headers.ACCEPT, "application/json")
        .responseObject<List<T>>()
    return Page(result.get(), page, 3) // simulate 3 pages
}
inline fun <reified T : Any> requestAll(): List<T> {
    val firstPage = requestSingle<T>(1)
    val allElements = firstPage.elements.toMutableList()
    for (i in 2..firstPage.totalPages) allElements += requestSingle<T>(i).elements
    return allElements
}
println(requestAll<User>()) // getting a List<Map<String, Any>> instead of List<User>

Is there a sensible workaround for this with fuel, or do I need to use

resultString

and parse it manually with a manually configured deserializer ?

on a new small project i have the optio to use ktor-client or fuel how is fuel with websockets ?

Does Fuel 2.2.3 work with Kotlin 1.4.0?

fuel itself might.. anything that is coroutine or serialization related most likely will break

Nope, i will update to Kotlin 1.4 on the next version

Should I enable explicit api mode on 3.x?

i think that would be good

btw, can someone check on the 1.4 PR? after that is merged, we can release new version

then I think we can start phasing out version 2.x then move over the new implementation to version 3.x and use @itnoles’s awesome implementation as a base for future development

1. I have an endpoint where server side validation occurs, currently I am serialising the response using 

networkService.fuelManager.request(BTXInteractApi.GetLegal()).awaitObjectResult<LegalModel>(kotlinxDeserializerOf(json = networkService.json()))

, I was wondering how I could check the HTTP status code and then decode the response into another model based on this. 2. The API I’m using requires the use of an access token + refresh token, is it possible to configure fuel such that I can intercept a failed auth request and then update the session using the access token? E.g.  a request is made, server responds with 401, another request is made to refresh session, original request is sent again, response is received

"x".httpGet().responseString()

and get it as a string