Added support to add/customize request options (Ex: timeout, proxy etc.) #32
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September 20, 2016 11:32
…while sending ws requests. Options could be passed as constructor args to http handler.
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Could be strange but in my case I need to edit headers. Should it be more interesting to replace 'jsonConcat' by an extend functionality so that we can replace any options? |
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In response to Issue #31
Addresses PR #8
Added support to customize and tweak all available options listed under request module for node: Available Options.
The options could be passed in as a JSON Object to constructor argument of Http handler which will in-turn club these options with the required/default ones while sending a request.
The constructor argument could be omitted/skipped, under which case the API sticks to its current core functionality.
Sample Usage:
var handlers = [ new Security({}, [new UsernameToken({username: "yaron", password: "1234"})]) , new Http({timeout: 3000}) ]