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Android OKHttp Interceptor Extension (Optional)
The Authgear Android SDK provides an optional Okhttp interceptor which handles everything from refreshing the access token to putting the access token in the header.

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The extension is included in the SDK. Please refer to the above section for getting the SDK.

Usage

Configure OkHttpClient to use AuthgearInterceptor as follows:
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Authgear authgear = // Obtain the authgear instance.
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OKHttpClient client = new OkHttpClient.Builder()
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.addInterceptor(AuthgearInterceptor(authgear))
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.build()
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The client would then include the access token in every request and refresh the access token when necessary before the requests.
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