Is it a good practice to hold reference in network call interceptor of value that might change using Dagger2?










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I want to avoid adding to every network call token and locale parameters, but they are not constant and might change. To achieve that I want to use network interceptor.
Locale string is taken from LocaleManager which holding reference to PreferenceManager... And UserManager has field token which is updated quite often from back-end.
Network modue:



@Provides
@Singleton
@QueryInterceptor
public Interceptor queryInterceptor(@UserLocale final String userLocale)
return new Interceptor()
@Override
public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
Request request = chain.request();
final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
.addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
.addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
.addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, userLocale)
.build();
request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
return chain.proceed(request);

;



Locale:



 @Provides
@UserLocale
public String userLocale(LocaleManager localeManager)
return localeManager.getCurrentLanguageCode();



and something similar with user token.



Is it a good practice to do so?



Sorry, Dagger2 is still quite new for me.










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    I want to avoid adding to every network call token and locale parameters, but they are not constant and might change. To achieve that I want to use network interceptor.
    Locale string is taken from LocaleManager which holding reference to PreferenceManager... And UserManager has field token which is updated quite often from back-end.
    Network modue:



    @Provides
    @Singleton
    @QueryInterceptor
    public Interceptor queryInterceptor(@UserLocale final String userLocale)
    return new Interceptor()
    @Override
    public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
    Request request = chain.request();
    final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
    .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
    .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
    .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, userLocale)
    .build();
    request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
    return chain.proceed(request);

    ;



    Locale:



     @Provides
    @UserLocale
    public String userLocale(LocaleManager localeManager)
    return localeManager.getCurrentLanguageCode();



    and something similar with user token.



    Is it a good practice to do so?



    Sorry, Dagger2 is still quite new for me.










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      I want to avoid adding to every network call token and locale parameters, but they are not constant and might change. To achieve that I want to use network interceptor.
      Locale string is taken from LocaleManager which holding reference to PreferenceManager... And UserManager has field token which is updated quite often from back-end.
      Network modue:



      @Provides
      @Singleton
      @QueryInterceptor
      public Interceptor queryInterceptor(@UserLocale final String userLocale)
      return new Interceptor()
      @Override
      public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
      Request request = chain.request();
      final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
      .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
      .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
      .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, userLocale)
      .build();
      request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
      return chain.proceed(request);

      ;



      Locale:



       @Provides
      @UserLocale
      public String userLocale(LocaleManager localeManager)
      return localeManager.getCurrentLanguageCode();



      and something similar with user token.



      Is it a good practice to do so?



      Sorry, Dagger2 is still quite new for me.










      share|improve this question














      I want to avoid adding to every network call token and locale parameters, but they are not constant and might change. To achieve that I want to use network interceptor.
      Locale string is taken from LocaleManager which holding reference to PreferenceManager... And UserManager has field token which is updated quite often from back-end.
      Network modue:



      @Provides
      @Singleton
      @QueryInterceptor
      public Interceptor queryInterceptor(@UserLocale final String userLocale)
      return new Interceptor()
      @Override
      public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
      Request request = chain.request();
      final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
      .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
      .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
      .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, userLocale)
      .build();
      request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
      return chain.proceed(request);

      ;



      Locale:



       @Provides
      @UserLocale
      public String userLocale(LocaleManager localeManager)
      return localeManager.getCurrentLanguageCode();



      and something similar with user token.



      Is it a good practice to do so?



      Sorry, Dagger2 is still quite new for me.







      android retrofit dagger-2






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      Antonis RadzAntonis Radz

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          Indded you should not store locale in graph since when configuration will change your locale will not be updated. You could have a "ConfigurationComponent" with its own scope but in your case i'll just remove locale from graph :



          @Provides
          @Singleton
          @QueryInterceptor
          public Interceptor queryInterceptor(final LocaleManager localeManager)
          return new Interceptor()
          @Override
          public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
          Request request = chain.request();
          final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, localeManager.getLocal())
          .build();
          request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
          return chain.proceed(request);

          ;






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          • I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

            – Antonis Radz
            Nov 13 '18 at 12:32










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          Indded you should not store locale in graph since when configuration will change your locale will not be updated. You could have a "ConfigurationComponent" with its own scope but in your case i'll just remove locale from graph :



          @Provides
          @Singleton
          @QueryInterceptor
          public Interceptor queryInterceptor(final LocaleManager localeManager)
          return new Interceptor()
          @Override
          public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
          Request request = chain.request();
          final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, localeManager.getLocal())
          .build();
          request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
          return chain.proceed(request);

          ;






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          • I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

            – Antonis Radz
            Nov 13 '18 at 12:32















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          Indded you should not store locale in graph since when configuration will change your locale will not be updated. You could have a "ConfigurationComponent" with its own scope but in your case i'll just remove locale from graph :



          @Provides
          @Singleton
          @QueryInterceptor
          public Interceptor queryInterceptor(final LocaleManager localeManager)
          return new Interceptor()
          @Override
          public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
          Request request = chain.request();
          final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, localeManager.getLocal())
          .build();
          request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
          return chain.proceed(request);

          ;






          share|improve this answer























          • I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

            – Antonis Radz
            Nov 13 '18 at 12:32













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          0







          Indded you should not store locale in graph since when configuration will change your locale will not be updated. You could have a "ConfigurationComponent" with its own scope but in your case i'll just remove locale from graph :



          @Provides
          @Singleton
          @QueryInterceptor
          public Interceptor queryInterceptor(final LocaleManager localeManager)
          return new Interceptor()
          @Override
          public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
          Request request = chain.request();
          final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, localeManager.getLocal())
          .build();
          request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
          return chain.proceed(request);

          ;






          share|improve this answer













          Indded you should not store locale in graph since when configuration will change your locale will not be updated. You could have a "ConfigurationComponent" with its own scope but in your case i'll just remove locale from graph :



          @Provides
          @Singleton
          @QueryInterceptor
          public Interceptor queryInterceptor(final LocaleManager localeManager)
          return new Interceptor()
          @Override
          public Response intercept(@NonNull Chain chain) throws IOException
          Request request = chain.request();
          final HttpUrl url = request.url().newBuilder()
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_OS, ANDROID_OS)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_VERSION, BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME)
          .addQueryParameter(QUERY_PARAM_LOCALE, localeManager.getLocal())
          .build();
          request = request.newBuilder().url(url).build();
          return chain.proceed(request);

          ;







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          answered Nov 13 '18 at 11:48









          Samuel EminetSamuel Eminet

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          • I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

            – Antonis Radz
            Nov 13 '18 at 12:32

















          • I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

            – Antonis Radz
            Nov 13 '18 at 12:32
















          I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

          – Antonis Radz
          Nov 13 '18 at 12:32





          I am storing locale string in shared preferences as well, LocaleManager is basically is only a wrapper for getting string from preferences which is in LanguageModule.. in AppComponent, so after locale change interceptor receiving new stored string. What about if @QueryInterceptor singleton will hold reference to User's entity's Token field when used like locale string in example above? My concern and more clear question is - is it possibility to cause memory leaks when singleton instance have references to my LocaleManager and User?

          – Antonis Radz
          Nov 13 '18 at 12:32



















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