JQuickCurl Interceptors Enable Centralized HTTP Logging and Auto Token Injection
JQuickCurl, built on OkHttp's interceptor pipeline, allows developers to handle cross-cutting HTTP concerns such as logging and authentication from a single global configuration. Registering an interceptor once ensures every outgoing request and response passes through it, eliminating the need to manually edit individual requests. The library ships with a built-in JLoggingInterceptor that supports multiple verbosity levels — NONE, BASIC, HEADERS, and ALL — and reports call duration to the console. Developers can also write custom interceptors, such as a CallLogInterceptor that captures HTTP method, URL, status code, and response time while deliberately avoiding logging sensitive headers. A Bearer token interceptor can further automate authentication by fetching the current token from a secret store and stamping it onto every outgoing request automatically.
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