[Feature] How to setup Proxy

[jerryzhoujw]

HttpClient can setup proxy by code bellow, but how to do it in GraphQL ?

HttpClient client = HttpClient();
client.findProxy = (uri) {
  return "PROXY localhost:3128;";
};

[vincenzopalazzo]

  HttpClient httpClient = HttpClient();
  httpClient.findProxy = (uri) {
    return "PROXY localhost:3128;";
  };
  var link = HttpLink(baseUrl, httpClient: httpClient);
  var client = GraphQLClient(
      cache: GraphQLCache(),
      link: link,
    );

Sorry for the delay here, Does this answer your question?

[vincenzopalazzo]

Can you report your error? so we can work on top of it

[takapiroid88]

@vincenzopalazzo @HaydenHMSD

i'm too.
won't accept HttpClient.

using Flutter SDK 3.0.1

gql_http_link: 0.4.4+1

HttpLink(
    String uri, {
    this.defaultHeaders = const {},
    this.useGETForQueries = false,
    http.Client? httpClient,
    this.serializer = const RequestSerializer(),
    this.parser = const ResponseParser(),
    this.httpResponseDecoder = _defaultHttpResponseDecoder,
  }) : uri = Uri.parse(uri) {
    _httpClient = httpClient ?? http.Client();
  }

dart.io HttpClient (factory)

abstract class HttpClient {

HttpClient not implements http.Client, so HttpLink#httpClient cannot accept.

[Adarsh2692]

Hey, did anyone find a resolution to this? I am facing the exact same issue.
I am getting the error : The argument type 'HttpClient' can't be assigned to the parameter type 'Client?'.
@vincenzopalazzo
@HaydenHMSD && @takapiroid88 - Were you able to find a workaround for this issue??

[takapiroid88]

not yet...

[jzeisweiss]

I got stuck on this for a while as well. There's a very simple solution:

  // Pass your newly instantiated HttpClient to http.IOClient.
  IOClient convertedClient = IOClient(httpClient);

  var link = HttpLink(baseUrl, httpClient: convertedClient);