Add Network inspector to inspects the HTTP(S) requests/responses

[luongvo]

Why

Inspired by what we did in Android Templates, having a built-in Chucker tool that helps to inspect the HTTP(S) requests/responses is really helpful & efficient for the team, PM, and testers to determine and resolve the networking issues in the app build. We have the same tool in Flutter called Alice (more powerful than Chucker Flutter), so it's time to add it to our template.

Who Benefits?

Developers, PM, testers

[sleepylee]

not sure what we used in Varun but we definitely need this

[sleepylee]

yep I just found that it was alice as well.

[luongvo]

@sleepylee yeah, to be honest, we did not have any network inspector tool in the Varun project. Maybe in your working project @doannimble. After researching, Alice has more powerful features than Chucker Flutter with higher rating, so it would be more stable 😄

[sleepylee]

https://nimble-co.slack.com/archives/C01NKCFNE6R/p1636107577006200?thread_ts=1636107577.006200&cid=C01NKCFNE6R

[doannimble]

@luongvo We're using https://pub.dev/packages/requests_inspector in easy Hotel Flutter project. I'm not sure if Alice supports GraphQL 🤔
cc @sleepylee

[sleepylee]

@doannimble it needs to be detachable i.e on the Firebase/Testflight build without connecting to dev tool.
I think we still use dio under the hood of our graphql calls? I'm not sure but we can check it out. Remember that we don't always have graphql project, and this is supporting Dio http requests as the first case

[luongvo]

@luongvo We're using pub.dev/packages/inspector in easy Hotel Flutter project. I'm not sure if Alice supports GraphQL 🤔 cc @sleepylee

it seems you sent a wrong tool @doannimble 😄

[doannimble]

@luongvo @sleepylee Inspector supports both dio and graphQL. In easy Hotel Flutter project, we are using both RESTful and GraphQL.
For GraphQL calls, we use gql_link to execute the request, not dio

[luongvo]

@doannimble do you mean this tool https://pub.dev/packages/requests_inspector?

[luongvo]

Confirmed by @doannimble here to use https://pub.dev/packages/requests_inspector for both HTTP with Dio and GraphQL with gql_link.