Add documentation for custom OkHttp client on Android
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| To create a custom `OkHttp` client we can use a combination of `OkHttpClientProvider` and `OkHttpClientFactory`, creating an `OkHttp` client factory and passing it to React Native. | ||
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Our website is by-lingual Kotlin/Java so you will have to provide implementation for both.
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Sure, @cortinico! Should I do the same with the NSURLConfig example that only has the Obj-C implementation and add the Swift one?
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Nope sorry. The website is bilingual only for Java/Kotlin
Document how to create and use a custom
OkHttpclient on Android, just like we have for theNSURLSessionConfigfor iOS.