v4.0.0

After using this in the wild for quite a while v4 has finally arrived with some much needed improvements:

• Default behavior for non-200 responses has changed:
  • No exception is thrown for 300's
  • HttpClientException is thrown for 400's
  • HttpServerException is thrown for 500's
  • NoResponseException is thrown if the endpoint doesn't respond at all
• EXPERIMENTIAL: We can now differentiate between ReadTimeouts and ConnectTimeouts by catching the NoResponseException and calling its isConnectTimeout() or isReadTimeout() methods
  • This behavior is considered experimental due to the fact that OkHttp does not yet support differentiating these two scenarios. In the mean time, after some extensive testing, I have implemented my own logic to cover these scenarios. This feature is incubating and will hopefully be stable by the next major release.
• The body of the response in HttpResponse is now stored as a byte array since not all HTTP requests return Strings (duh)
• The body of the response is now retrievable from HttpResponse as either a Optional<byte[]> or as a Optional<String>
• It is now possible to customize how non-200 responses are handled by overriding handleNon200Response in your class that implements HttpRequestHandling
• It is now possible to disable exception throwing for non-200 level responses by overriding isNon200ResponseExceptional() and returning false in your class that implements HttpRequestHandling
• Fixed bug where HttpResponse implemented HttpRequestHandling
• HttpResponse has been trimmed down to reduce memory overhead & duplication

v3.0.0

Change Log:

• Changed method names in HttpResponse to be clearer
• Fixed bug where HttpResponse erroneously implemented HttpRequestHandling
• Improved documentation

v2.1.0

Change Log:

• ServiceUnavailableException now contains the following methods:
  • wasConnectTimeout() - for detecting connect timeouts
  • wasReadTimeout() - for detecting read timeouts
• Corrected some spelling mistakes
• Simplified JSON date parsing logic
  • All date parsers now throw the same exception
  • Removed need for redundant class declaration inside of date parsers
• Changed integration tests to unit tests w/ mock webserver
• Added more tests

v2.0.1

Change Log:

• Switched to Vavr's immutable types
• Added more tests
• Added more documentation
• Removed unused code

v2.0.0

• Restructured code to reduce duplication and allow for easier customization
• Added support for serialization & deserialization of LocalDateTime objects

v1.0.1

Added the necessary Gradle magic so sources & javadocs are included with the artifact.

v1.0.0

First release of the library, hurray!

Classes of most interest to you:

• HttpRequestHandling
• JsonMarshalling
• GETRequestHandling
• POSTRequestHandling

Please create an issue if you experience a bug or have a feature suggestion!