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# Network Logging - Flutter

API reference for network logging in Flutter with Luciq. Learn how to configure Luciq's network monitoring APIs to capture HTTP requests and responses.

In order to configure Network Logging on Flutter, you'll first need to attach all your network requests to the reports being sent to the dashboard.

### Enabling the Network Logging

To enable the feature when using the dart:io package HttpClient, use the custom Luciq client.

```dart
LuciqCustomHttpClient client = LuciqCustomHttpClient();
```

### Using the Network Logger

You can then continue to use the package normally to make your network requests like in this example.

```dart
client.getUrl(Uri.parse(URL)).then((request) async {
      var response = await request.close();
});
```

We also support the packages http and dio. For details on how to enable network logging for these external packages, refer to the [Luciq Dart Http Adapter](https://github.com/Luciq/Luciq-Dart-http-Adapter) and the [Luciq Dio Interceptor](https://github.com/Luciq/Luciq-Dio-Interceptor) repositories.


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