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# coroutineso
oday
08/30/2018, 7:05 PMby the time that this code reaches the oncomplete listener, requests to an API which use the
carsServiceoday
08/30/2018, 7:06 PMok, this thread
oday
08/30/2018, 7:06 PMand when I do this without having a completeListener, I get back fgrom each of those requessts that Task is not yet complete (referring to the task of getting the token ID
oday
08/30/2018, 7:07 PM(sorry, mac keyboard)
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:07 PMSo, the idea is that you write a
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:07 PMalright, and what does that suspend
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:07 PMsorry, mac keyboardMy sincerest condolences
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:07 PMmy whole program?
oday
08/30/2018, 7:07 PMi just wanna buy a second
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMNo, the current coroutine. I see that in your code you are doing this inside an
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMyes
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMYou can't suspend in an init block or a constructor
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMaha
oday
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMthis init block initializes the object on which other dependent api requests..depend on
oday
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMhope that’s clear
oday
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMcause this whole object is provided through DI
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:08 PMYes, I know what an init block does đŸ˜›
diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:09 PMBut may I suggest using a factory method instead and doing the API requests there?
diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:09 PMGenerally constructors should be "state-less" (I don't think that's the right word)
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:09 PMwell the place where those requests come out is inside an Activity (pure UI)
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:10 PMDon't tell me you are doing requests on the UI thread...?
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:11 PMno, i just call the presenter, the presenter calls the repository implementation class (which is provided by dagger to that activity (which then passes it to the presenter))
oday
08/30/2018, 7:11 PMso inside the repository implementation , the service is initialized with the HTTP client, where the firebase token is grabbed and added to the header
oday
08/30/2018, 7:11 PMthat service and all its calls go out in observables
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:12 PMOkay. Can we clarify what your primary problem is now?
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:12 PMthat the requests when they go out, the repository initialization code is not yet done with getting that token
oday
08/30/2018, 7:12 PMso they fire before
oday
08/30/2018, 7:13 PMactually you see in the paste i sent
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:13 PMOkay, so you want your
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:14 PMhmmm
oday
08/30/2018, 7:14 PMlet me fix that paste
oday
08/30/2018, 7:14 PMone second
oday
08/30/2018, 7:24 PMok I solved it
oday
08/30/2018, 7:25 PMI simply should not be making this call at each time the headers are being prepared for an API request
oday
08/30/2018, 7:25 PMsimply
oday
08/30/2018, 7:25 PMI just refresh this token at a point where I can, and then in the oncomplete listener i save that token for the rest of the usage throughout the program
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diesieben07
08/30/2018, 7:25 PMWell, I'm glad you solved it đŸ˜„
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oday
08/30/2018, 7:25 PMi dont ask for it at every single request
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08/30/2018, 7:26 PMcrises averted
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08/30/2018, 7:27 PMthanks man