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Retrofit Tutorial Part 5 - LOG HTTP REQUEST & RESPONSE WITH LOGGING INTERCEPTOR - Android Tutorial

In part 5 of the Retrofit tutorial, we will add a logging interceptor to log HTTP requests and responses between our app and the REST API. For this, we have to add the OkHttp3 logging-interceptor dependency to our build.gradle file, create an HttpLogginInterceptor instance, set a log level on it (NONE, BASIC, HEADERS or BODY), add it to a new OkHttpClient instance with addInterceptor and finally pass that OkHttp instance to our Retrofit.Builder, so it will use it as the internal networking client. With a HttpLoggingInterceptor, OkHttp will automatically log incoming and outgoing HTTP requests and responses to Logcat, where we can then see information like the type of request, the fully resolved URL, the content-type, the different HTTP headers, and the payload of the body itself, which contains the actual JSON, form-data etc. Watch the whole playlist:    • Плейлист   OkHttp GitHub page with HttpLoggingInterceptor dependency: https://github.com/square/okhttp Example code for this part: https://gist.github.com/codinginflow/... ____________________ 💻 Find the BEST programming tutorials on TutHub: https://tuthub.io ⭐ Get my MVVM Caching Course now: https://codinginflow.com/caching ❗ Subscribe to the channel:    / codinginflo.  . 📨 Subscribe to the Coding in Flow newsletter: https://codinginflow.com/newsletter ❓ Join our free developer community:   / discord   📣 Follow Coding in Flow on other sites: Facebook:   / codinginflow   Instagram:   / codinginflow   TikTok:   / codinginflow   Twitter:   / codinginflow   Github: https://github.com/codinginflow 💰 Business requests, sponsoring, etc.: info@codinginflow.com