Get final redirected URL from response #293
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I've made a pull request #321 . |
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this is still a problem, I am having it right now. |
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@clragon Unfortunately my pull request went unnoticed. I'm no longer working on this. If you really want to get this working, the best you can do is to fork the repo and patch it yourself. You can refer to my pull request; the modification is really trivial. |
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How to get redirected url from http If a website abc.com redirects jkl.com and jkl.com redirects to xyz.com (Current website) How to get the current website url xyz.com from http package |
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@Ronaldo7Messi10 did you find a solution yet? |
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@YizhePKU Can you please share the patch you prepared? The link to the pull request seems to be broken. |
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Alas, I've long forgotten about this and have deleted my repo. The content of the patch is still viewable here. You may need to recreate the patch yourself. |
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@YizhePKU Thank you |
Closes #321, closes #623, closes #692 Fixes #293 Add a Uri field to BaseResponse with the final, potentially redirected, url for the content. The field is nullable for backwards compatibility - TODO: consider if this should be non-nullable from the start, or if it can be published nullable first and become non-nullable (and the constructor arg required) in the next breaking release. This may break tests which use bocks but do not mock the field used to read the URL.
When
followRedirectsis set totruefor a GET request, there seems to be know way to know the final redirected URL.An issue that reports this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56861837/how-to-get-redirect-url-in-dart-flutter
The
requestpackage for Node.js provides a solution like this:https://stackoverflow.com/a/34600159/5987223
This would be useful when expanding a shortened link
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