JustEat.HttpClientInterception v1.2.0

Overview

This version adds various changes to make it easier to intercept requests based on arbitrary conditions you provide, as well as to ignore the hostname and/or path for requests.

It also adds some new methods to make the fluent API for HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder easier to use.

Thanks to @stephenthrelfall for raising the issue (#20) that lead to these changes 👍

Below is an example comparing the previous (and still usable) syntax compared to the new syntax options:

1.0.0+

var builder = new HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder()
    .ForHost("public.je-apis.com")
    .ForPath("terms")
    .WithJsonContent(new { Id = 1, Link = "https://www.just-eat.co.uk/privacy-policy" });

var options = new HttpClientInterceptorOptions()
    .Register(builder);

1.2.0+

var options = new HttpClientInterceptorOptions();

var builder = new HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder()
    .Requests()
    .ForHost("public.je-apis.com")
    .ForPath("terms")
    .Responds()
    .WithJsonContent(new { Id = 1, Link = "https://www.just-eat.co.uk/privacy-policy" })
    .RegisterWith(options);

Changes

• Support arbitrary request matching using the new For(Predicate<HttpRequestMessage>) method on HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder. This also adds a complementary HavingPriority(int?) method that allows multiple different predicates to be registered with a hierarchy. (#21)
• Add Deregister(HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder) convenience method to HttpClientInterceptorOptions. (#21)
• Support configuring HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder to ignore the request hostname by using ForAnyHost(). (#20, #21)
• Support configuring HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder to ignore the request path by using IgnoringPath(). (#21)
• Add OnMissingRegistration property to HttpClientInterceptorOptions to allow dynamically building a response for any requests that do not match any registered interceptions. (#20, #21)
• Add RegisterWith(HttpClientInterceptorOptions) extension method to HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder to make it easier to chain multiple registrations fluently. (#21)
• Add no-op Requests() and Responds() extension methods to HttpRequestInterceptionBuilder which can be used to make fluent usage of the type more expressive in intent. (#21)

Contributors

• @martincostello
• @stephenthrelfall

JustEat.HttpClientInterception v1.1.0

Changes

• Support conditional request interception (#9)
• Add option to ignore query strings (#10)
• Add convenience overload methods for registering multiple interceptions at once (#11, #13)
• Documentation and example improvements (#12, #17)
• Now tested on OS X as part of our continuous integration (#18)

Contributors

• @gareththackeray
• @martincostello

JustEat.HttpClientInterception v1.0.0

First release.

Package available on NuGet.