More insight into the login handshaking

[suntong]

Following up on #11,

Please add a debug option so that people can completely trace the login handshaking steps, logging to console what request is being sending over, and what the response and its headers are as well.

Thus when people experience problem similar to #11, by sending the detailed login handshaking trace, we can have a pretty good understanding of what's going on, and might be able to pinpoint the problem right away.

Pls consider. thx

[eatmoreapple]

您好，您的这个问题目前可以通过goland的debug功能来实现。我们也会将这个功能加入todo list

[eatmoreapple]

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"github.com/eatMoreApple/openwechat"
	"net/http"
)

type ResponseHooker struct{}

func (r ResponseHooker) BeforeRequest(req *http.Request) {}

func (r ResponseHooker) AfterRequest(response *http.Response, err error) {
	fmt.Println(response.Request.URL.Path)
	fmt.Println(response.Request.Header)
}

func main() {
	bot := openwechat.DefaultBot(openwechat.Desktop)
	bot.Caller.Client.AddHttpHook(ResponseHooker{})
}

目前您可以配合一些实用的日志库来实现类似的功能

[suntong]

Yep, that'll do. thx. I'll try today...

[suntong]

I tried it, but got:

bot.Caller.Client.AddHttpHook undefined (type *openwechat.Client has no field or method AddHttpHook)

[suntong]

目前您可以配合一些实用的日志库来实现类似的功能

Oh, I thought I should implement my own AfterRequest() function.
Or did you mean I should implement bot.Caller.Client.AddHttpHook instead?

[suntong]

I thought I should implement my own AfterRequest() function.

Problem still not solved.

Can you reopen pls?