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    • Added support for using a custom HTTP client when working with streaming HTTP connections.

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A new functional option, WithHTTPBasicClient, has been introduced to the StreamableHTTPCOption type. This addition enables the injection of a custom *http.Client instance into a StreamableHTTP object by assigning it to the httpClient field. No other logic or behavior has been modified.

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client/transport/streamable_http.go Added WithHTTPBasicClient functional option for injecting custom *http.Client

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  • client/transport/streamable_http.go (1 hunks)

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func WithHTTPClient(client *http.Client) StreamableHTTPCOption {
return func(sc *StreamableHTTP) {
sc.httpClient = client
}
}
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Add input validation and documentation.

The implementation correctly follows the existing functional option pattern, but needs input validation and documentation.

+// WithHTTPClient allows setting a custom HTTP client for the StreamableHTTP transport.
+// If nil is passed, the function will panic when the client is used.
 func WithHTTPClient(client *http.Client) StreamableHTTPCOption {
 	return func(sc *StreamableHTTP) {
+		if client == nil {
+			panic("http.Client cannot be nil")
+		}
 		sc.httpClient = client
 	}
 }

Note: Be aware that if you use both WithHTTPClient and WithHTTPTimeout, the order matters. WithHTTPClient will override any timeout previously set by WithHTTPTimeout.

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Add nil check and documentation to WithHTTPClient

  • Validate that the provided *http.Client is non-nil to avoid runtime panics when calling Do.
  • Add a doc comment explaining its purpose and that passing nil will panic.
  • Note that using WithHTTPClient after WithHTTPTimeout will discard any previously set timeout, whereas calling WithHTTPTimeout last applies the timeout to your custom client.
+// WithHTTPClient sets a custom HTTP client on the StreamableHTTP transport.
// Client must be non-nil; passing nil will cause a panic when the client is used.
 func WithHTTPClient(client *http.Client) StreamableHTTPCOption {
-   return func(sc *StreamableHTTP) {
+   return func(sc *StreamableHTTP) {
+       if client == nil {
+           panic("http.Client cannot be nil")
+       }
        sc.httpClient = client
    }
 }
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func WithHTTPClient(client *http.Client) StreamableHTTPCOption {
return func(sc *StreamableHTTP) {
sc.httpClient = client
}
}
// WithHTTPClient sets a custom HTTP client on the StreamableHTTP transport.
// Client must be non-nil; passing nil will cause a panic when the client is used.
func WithHTTPClient(client *http.Client) StreamableHTTPCOption {
return func(sc *StreamableHTTP) {
if client == nil {
panic("http.Client cannot be nil")
}
sc.httpClient = client
}
}
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In client/transport/streamable_http.go around lines 24 to 28, add a nil check in
the WithHTTPClient function to validate that the provided *http.Client is not
nil to prevent runtime panics. Also, add a doc comment above the function
explaining its purpose, that passing nil will cause a panic, and note that using
WithHTTPClient after WithHTTPTimeout will override any previously set timeout.
This ensures safer usage and clearer documentation.

@dugenkui03 dugenkui03 merged commit 2cbaebf into mark3labs:main Jun 3, 2025
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