How To Log Outgoing HTTP Requests with Spring Rest Client and Spring Boot 3
When communicating with external APIs, we often use a RestTemplate, WebClient, or RestClient. All of these can be instrumented to log the requests they are sending so we can look into them and ensure they look how we expect them to.
This tutorial shows how to write a custom interceptor to inspect HTTP requests performed with the new RestClient.
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00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Let's Code
00:33 - Add the RestClient
00:59 - Add the logging ClientHttpRequestInterceptor
05:13 - Add the interceptor to the RestClient
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