Re: [dispatch-scala] [dispatch 0.11.2] Http vs. http

[Nathan Hamblen]

Just so that if you later need to customize the client, you don't have to update all the references to it.

On Nov 20, 2014 7:22 AM, Normen Müller <normen....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Nathan once suggested to use

val http = Http()

http(req1 OK as.String)

http(req2 OK as.String)

rather than

Http(req1 OK as.String)

Http(req2 OK as.String)

Why?

Best, /nm

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["Dr. Normen Müller"]

Hi Nathan,

thanks for the reply. Just to make sure, with customisation you refer to the usage of the respective case class, right?

val http = new Http(client = <some other AsyncHttpClient>)

http(req1 OK.asString)

http(req2 OK.asString)

Best, /nm

[Nathan Hamblen]

Yes, that's right.

[Devon Miller]

I typically need to add filters so I use the following alot:

val myADFilter = new ADFilter(...)

val adhttp = Http.configure(_.addRequestFilter(myADFilter))

and then use adhttp throughout.