A simple-to-use HTTP request executor on iOS.

1. Copy the Core and Util folders into your project. You may need to replace the default log implementation in LogUtil.

2. Add a request parameter and make it inherit AHttpRequestParameter. Override fillParameters: method. Check TestGetParameter for example.

3. Make your class where you want to process the response conform to ResponseDelegate, and implement processResponse: method.

4. Create a response listener to process the response of the HTTP request.

   There is a default implementation called HttpResponseJsonListener which will parse the response data into JSON format. You can create your own response listener by inheriting AHttpResponseListener.

5. Send your request.

   To send a GET request, for example, all the code you need is:

   -(void)sendGetRequest {
       NSString *url = @"your url here";
       HttpResponseJsonListener *listener = [HttpResponseJsonListener instanceWithRequestId:1001 observer:self]; // 1001 is used to identify a request from another
       [RequestExecutor executeAsyncGet:url parameter:[[TestGetParameter alloc] init] responseListener:listener];
   }
   
   -(void)processResponse:(HttpRequestResult *)result {
       if (result.requestId == 1001) {
           NSLog(@"requestId=%ld, %@", (long)result.requestId, result.data);
       } else if (result.requestId == 1002) {
           NSLog(@"requestId=%ld, %@", (long)result.requestId, result.data);
       } else {
           
       }
   }