httpResource got released as an experimental feature in Angular 19.2. The httpResource uses the HttpClient under the hood. So I was hoping, I would be able to pass all the options I could pass to the HttpClient to the httpResource as well. However I cannot find anything about the option HttpContext in httpResource. I was wondering if there is a way to still use the context within the httpResource. I am maintaining an open source library (Github: ng-openapi) and I would like to implement the support for httpResource. However since I am providing the option to have multiple clients and provide an option to add scoped HttpInterceptors, I need to differentiate the fired http requests among the generated clients. For that I used the HttpContext option in HttpClient. One possible solution would be to add a custom headers. But that would mean my client identifier will also be sent to the server as well. I would like to avoid that (it just feels better). I technically could also remove the added header within the interceptor, but that makes it a bit more complex than necessary. This might be the last solution I would consider, but I really hope I could use the HttpContext. Appreciate your time and any possible ideas. PS: does it make sense to add a new tag to SO? (angular-httpresource) HttpClient httpResource HttpContext Continue reading...
