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Request/Response Middleware #119
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What happens when there are multiple middleware snaps competing for these different points in the stack?
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Good question. I think this must be handled at 2 points: (1) Within MM where snaps are loaded which will simply skip over more middlewares for points which are filled already. (2) Allow the user to specify some order through the MM settings where its easy to show that these points are filled and limit that no more middlewares are enabled which would compete for such a point.
An alternative could be during installation of snaps which could be prevented if the middleware tries to fill a point which is already taken.
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Generally, a middleware stack can run multiple middlewares in a row, and each one can run their own logic to modify the request/response, before it's passed on to the next middleware. Do you think we need to limit it to a single middleware?
I think middleware would be very difficult to explain to a user in a meaningful way. 😅
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If its limited then I would move away from calling it a middleware and focus on specific use cases, similar to the original proposal in this SIP which focused on RPC http call execution.
I agree, the middleware concept is developer-oriented, nothing users are usually confronted with.