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February 19, 2025 15:56
- Implement custom HTTP headers functionality for Android and iOS - Add `setCustomHeaders` method to MapboxMap and MapboxHttpService - Create CustomHttpServiceInterceptor for both platforms - Include example demonstrating custom header usage - Update main example app to showcase new feature
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This pull request introduces a setCustomHttpHeader method to allow the plugin to modify HTTP headers dynamically. The implementation includes a CustomHttpServiceInterceptor that overrides onRequest and onResponse methods to handle custom headers. This ensures better flexibility for API requests while using mapbox_maps_flutter.
Currently, mapbox_maps_flutter does not provide a built-in way to modify HTTP headers dynamically. This change enables developers to set custom headers, such as authentication tokens or tracking headers, without modifying the core plugin. The implementation also ensures seamless integration with both iOS and Android, using interceptors where necessary.