Use Ktor as the Http client for executing network calls #349
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Add initial interfaces to auth foundation and okta-direct-auth
Add tests to verify implementation
FeiChen-okta
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Implements the Ktor-based HTTP client for Direct Auth, enabling multiplatform network requests within the authentication flow.
Details:
Adds Ktor HTTP implementation for Direct Auth requests.
Integrates with existing request models and authentication context.
Supports POST requests with form-encoded parameters and custom headers.
Ensures compatibility with Android and other KMP targets.
Testing:
Unit tests of the Ktor-based HTTP client implementation using mock engine.
RESOLVES: OKTA-1020908