Add Client.update_middleware/2 function #523
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A typical use-case is the following: A third-party library (i.e GitHub) exposes a function that returns a Tesla client, but I want to append a header or add logging/telemetry to it. I need to write a wrapper for Tesla.Client.middleware/1 and Tesla.client/2.
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👋 I've found similar need when working on the OpenAPI generator and I've ended up with https://github.com/elixir-tesla/tesla/blob/openapi/lib/tesla/client.ex#L51-L72 (this code lives only in the Do you see the need for generic |
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Hey @teamon, for my use-case insert would work as well. Let me know if I should extract it from that branch and rework this PR with that or help in any other way. |
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I have seen this being a pain point a few times so maybe it's useful for someone else.
A typical use-case is the following:
A third-party library (i.e GitHub) exposes a function that returns a Tesla client, but I want to append a header or add logging/telemetry to it. Currently I need to write a wrapper for Tesla.Client.middleware/1 and Tesla.client/2, this merges the two into a single function.