Examples with Response okhttp3.Response used on opensource projects

Example 56 with Response

use of okhttp3.Response in project android-oss by kickstarter.

the class ApiExceptionFactory method badRequestException.

@NonNull
public static ApiException badRequestException() {
    final ErrorEnvelope envelope = ErrorEnvelope.builder().errorMessages(Collections.singletonList("bad request")).httpCode(400).build();
    final ResponseBody body = ResponseBody.create(null, "");
    final retrofit2.Response<Observable<User>> response = retrofit2.Response.error(400, body);
    return new ApiException(envelope, response);
}

Example 57 with Response

use of okhttp3.Response in project android-oss by kickstarter.

the class ApiExceptionFactory method tfaRequired.

@NonNull
public static ApiException tfaRequired() {
    final ErrorEnvelope envelope = ErrorEnvelope.builder().ksrCode(ErrorEnvelope.TFA_REQUIRED).httpCode(403).errorMessages(Collections.singletonList("Two-factor authentication required.")).build();
    final ResponseBody body = ResponseBody.create(null, new Gson().toJson(envelope));
    final retrofit2.Response<Observable<User>> response = retrofit2.Response.error(envelope.httpCode(), body);
    return new ApiException(envelope, response);
}

Example 58 with Response

use of okhttp3.Response in project android-oss by kickstarter.

the class ApiExceptionFactory method tfaFailed.

@NonNull
public static ApiException tfaFailed() {
    final ErrorEnvelope envelope = ErrorEnvelope.builder().ksrCode(ErrorEnvelope.TFA_FAILED).httpCode(400).build();
    final ResponseBody body = ResponseBody.create(null, new Gson().toJson(envelope));
    final retrofit2.Response<Observable<User>> response = retrofit2.Response.error(envelope.httpCode(), body);
    return new ApiException(envelope, response);
}

Example 59 with Response

use of okhttp3.Response in project android-oss by kickstarter.

the class ApiExceptionFactory method apiError.

@NonNull
public static ApiException apiError(@NonNull final ErrorEnvelope errorEnvelope) {
    final ResponseBody body = ResponseBody.create(null, new Gson().toJson(errorEnvelope));
    final retrofit2.Response<Observable<User>> response = retrofit2.Response.error(errorEnvelope.httpCode(), body);
    return new ApiException(errorEnvelope, response);
}

Example 60 with Response

use of okhttp3.Response in project okhttputils by hongyangAndroid.

the class LoggerInterceptor method logForResponse.

private Response logForResponse(Response response) {
    try {
        //===>response log
        Log.e(tag, "========response'log=======");
        Response.Builder builder = response.newBuilder();
        Response clone = builder.build();
        Log.e(tag, "url : " + clone.request().url());
        Log.e(tag, "code : " + clone.code());
        Log.e(tag, "protocol : " + clone.protocol());
        if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(clone.message()))
            Log.e(tag, "message : " + clone.message());
        if (showResponse) {
            ResponseBody body = clone.body();
            if (body != null) {
                MediaType mediaType = body.contentType();
                if (mediaType != null) {
                    Log.e(tag, "responseBody's contentType : " + mediaType.toString());
                    if (isText(mediaType)) {
                        String resp = body.string();
                        Log.e(tag, "responseBody's content : " + resp);
                        body = ResponseBody.create(mediaType, resp);
                        return response.newBuilder().body(body).build();
                    } else {
                        Log.e(tag, "responseBody's content : " + " maybe [file part] , too large too print , ignored!");
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        Log.e(tag, "========response'log=======end");
    } catch (Exception e) {
    //            e.printStackTrace();
    }
    return response;
}