Apex Flutter Plugin #

A simple flutter plugin for ApexTeam fellas which supports http request management, request encryption, request cancellation, ... .

Getting Started #

Here we are! lets get started <3

Table of Contents #

• Installation
• Usage

Installation #

Send your gitlab id to [email protected] so I can add you to this project as a member. Then make sure you have added this snippet in your pubspec.yaml under dependencies in the tree :

apex_flutter_plugin:
    git:
      url: https://gitlab.com/1839491/apexflutterlogin.git
      path: apex_flutter_plugin

After that run flutter packages get and flutter packages upgrade to get the last version of the dependency.

Usage #

Code snippet for making a new request :

Note: Api is a singleton! so be careful with changing its config.

CancellationToken token = new CancellationToken(); //in case you need to cancel a ongoing request
            Api.shared
                .makeRequest(Request({"first":"second"}, method: Method.GET),
                    cancelToken: token)
                .then((response) {
              setState(() {
                _text = response.body;
              });
            }).catchError((e) {
              if (e is OperationCanceledError) {
                print(e.toString());
              } else if (e is TimeoutException) {
                print(e.toString());
              } else {
                print(e.toString());
              }
            });
token.cancel("cancel this"); //whenever you need to cancel the request

You can also initialize the config of requests whenever you need just like this :

Api.shared.config = ApiConfig(
        "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1",
        encrypt: false,
        debugMode: true,
        secretKey: Constants.CRYPTO_SECRET_KEY);

1. ApiConfig Inputs #

Every input parameters are optional except url which is positional.

2. Api makeRequest() method Inputs #

Every input parameters are optional except request which is positional.

3. Request Inputs #

4. Response Inputs #