Sync from docs: add custom HTTP client guidance for Dart, Kotlin, Swift (powersync-docs #541) - #62
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Synced from powersync-docs#541 which documented how to configure custom HTTP clients and headers across the Dart, Kotlin, and Swift SDKs.
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Source docs PR: powersync-ja/powersync-docs#541
What changed in docs
Added "Custom HTTP Clients and Headers" sections to the Dart, Kotlin, and Swift SDK reference pages, documenting how to configure custom HTTP clients and request headers when connecting to the PowerSync Service (for example, when it runs behind a reverse proxy).
Skill updates in this PR
skills/powersync/references/sdks/powersync-dart.md: Added "Custom HTTP Client" section coveringSyncOptions.httpClientwith aBaseClientsubclass example; addedhttp-client, custom-headersto metadata tags.skills/powersync/references/sdks/powersync-kotlin.md: Added "Custom HTTP Client" section coveringSyncClientConfiguration.ExtendedConfig(header injection) andSyncClientConfiguration.ExistingClient(custom engine); updated Table of Contents entry; addedhttp-client, custom-headersto metadata tags.skills/powersync/references/sdks/powersync-swift.md: Added "Custom HTTP Client" section coveringConnectOptions.clientConfigurationwith a customURLSessionexample; addedhttp-client, custom-headersto metadata tags.Notes for reviewer
The Rust SDK is also mentioned in the source PR as supporting custom HTTP clients (and requiring one, since the SDK provides no default). There is no
powersync-rust.mdskill file in this repo, so no edit was made for Rust. If a Rust skill file is added later, this pattern should be included.The JS SDK is not covered in the source PR as supporting custom HTTP clients, so
powersync-js.mdwas left unchanged.Generated by Claude Code