Custom request handler #38
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D'oh. Looks like some of the tests are failing in different environments. Looking into that now. |
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@amilstead looks like this pull requests no longer merges into master. Any interested in updating with the latest version of the codebase? |
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@kyleconroy I'll check into it when I get some time -- sorry it's been a while since I've looked at this PR. =) |
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Understandable! I'm going to close this PR until you get a chance to update it :) |
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Finding myself needing to implement a custom request handler for the stripe API, and I'd rather not monkey patch.
The infrastructure I work in requires that all IO be done in a very specific way, using a wrapped handler.
I can't imagine others wouldn't find this useful at some point.
Not to mention being able to apply different request handler functions from standard packages.