feat(flutter/api): dio client with Bearer interceptor + ApiError
ApiError.fromDio handles both server envelope shapes: {"error":"code"}
(admin endpoints) and {"error":{"code","message"}} (most others). Same
dual-shape problem the web apiFetch already solves. Token comes from a
resolver function so the auth provider can swap implementations
without touching the client.
ErrorCopy is a lazy singleton over assets/error-copy.json with the
same fallback chain web uses (specific code -> unknown -> hard-coded).
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import 'package:dio/dio.dart';
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import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';
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import 'package:minstrel/api/client.dart';
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void main() {
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test('client attaches Bearer token from token resolver', () async {
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final d = ApiClient.buildDio(
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baseUrl: 'http://example/',
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tokenResolver: () async => 'tok-123',
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);
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Map<String, dynamic>? captured;
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d.interceptors.add(
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InterceptorsWrapper(onRequest: (opts, h) {
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captured = Map<String, dynamic>.from(opts.headers);
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h.reject(DioException(requestOptions: opts, type: DioExceptionType.cancel));
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}),
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);
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try {
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await d.get<void>('/whatever');
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} catch (_) {}
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expect(captured?['Authorization'], 'Bearer tok-123');
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});
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test('client omits Authorization when resolver returns null', () async {
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final d = ApiClient.buildDio(
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baseUrl: 'http://example/',
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tokenResolver: () async => null,
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);
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Map<String, dynamic>? captured;
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d.interceptors.add(
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InterceptorsWrapper(onRequest: (opts, h) {
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captured = Map<String, dynamic>.from(opts.headers);
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h.reject(DioException(requestOptions: opts, type: DioExceptionType.cancel));
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}),
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);
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try {
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await d.get<void>('/whatever');
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} catch (_) {}
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expect(captured?.containsKey('Authorization'), isFalse);
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});
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}
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