Chaining defaults

[Scott Wright]

I am building a client with which I intend to make several requests. I do not need or want a persistent connection because there will be long intervals between my requests. The code to do this is pretty straightforward:
client = HTTP.auth(“Bearer #{my_token}”).headers(accept: “application/json”)
And then I can make requests with the client object I just created.
What I would like to do is then modify the client object conditionally based on parameters I send when building the client (such as logging and proxy)
I have tried to modify client right after creating it:
client = client..use(logging: {logger: Logger.new("log/http.log")})
Or
client = client.via(“localhost”, 9090)

But these do not seem to modify client for future requests.
Any ideas on how I might accomplish this?

Thanks,

Scott

[Scott Wright]

After further investigation this works as expected:

client = client.via(“localhost”, 9090)

Does add the proxy to client for all future requests.

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