and it has drag&drop (not the united way)

@carlw No, you can add http interceptors, let me find it.

@ron Cool!

@carlw https://edvin.gitbooks.io/tornadofx-guide/content/19.%20JSON%20and%20REST.html#authentication

@edvin I'll put up a blog post. Thinking about a Rest extension function

@carlw I realize now that

authInterceptor

is a misnomer. It can be used for many other things than just dealing with auth.

Though that might be the most common use case.

Would an extension function on HttpURLEngine be the way to go? fun setBearerAuth(accessToken : String) { engine.addHeader("Authorization", "Bearer $accessToken") }

That would work.

I am watching Docker for Java developers and Arun Gupta shows his twitter feed with a tweet from Thomas on top 🙂

Cool 🙂

What was the tweet about?

it was shown too fast to completely read it

this is from the javaone 2016

OK 🙂

@edvin and @carlw are you sure that the extension function you posted would work.. because you can only add headers to the request/response and not to the engine it self.. so something like that would work?

fun Rest.setOAuthToken(accessToken: String) {
    engine.authInterceptor = { request -> request.addHeader("token", accessToken) }
}

And we probably should rename

engine

to

request

in

Rest.HttpURLEngine.autInterceptor

since the lambda gets an request passed in and not a engine?

@nimakro Good catch!

I just completed the first screencast about the Wizard. Currently uploading.

It was done on a POK3R with Cherry MX Red switches and 60A o-rings. Hopefully the keyboard sounds were not too (or at all) distracting.

@edvin 👍 nice I am currently in the train and will watch it tonight when I will have better Internet reception

@nimakro Great! I have renamed the authInterceptor param in the framework as well as in the guide.

Will post the video here once it's processed.

@edvin Great ...and thanks for renaming the

authInterceptor

Hehe, I'm the one who should be thanking you for pointing it out.

Doh! I repeated the Street field in the TableView..

Just committed: "`authInterceptor` was deprecated in favor of better named `requestInterceptor`"

Also updated the guide.

@edvin Awesome!

I've started writing on the Wizard chapter of the guide 🙂