My question is very much alike to HttpInterceptor not working with angularfire2/Firestore API calls. Any workaround? but my use case is different.
I simply want to see when a request has been made to Firebase and if a request has been made, I could then up a counter. The counter will be used to see how expensive some users are, how expensive playing games on my web app are etc. Basically some kind of insights.
According to the firebase team they are not planning on making Firebase and HttpInterceptor work together any time soon.
I already figured out some kind of solution for my use case, although it isn't really. My somewhat of a solution is to create a service and call that service everytime I make a request in other services. Right now this would work perfectly within my application, but my application is growing and keeps on getting bigger and soon enough I will forget to call the service from time to time which will be an issue because then I won't have (accurate enough) insights into how many requests have been made, so I basically want to centralize the logic in one single place without having to remember that I always have to call that one service.
Anyone has a solution for this? Can I intercept other requests that have not been made with HttpClient?
