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you probably know what middleware is but if you donamp;#39;t hereamp;#39;s a short explanation itamp;#39;s a way to introduce behavior before or after an HTTP request coming into your API but how would you add middleware to an HTTP client request well thatamp;#39;s what weamp;#39;re going to answer in this video I have a small application that exposes one endpoint that allows you to fetch a GitHub user based on their username weamp;#39;re using the GitHub service to talk to the GitHub API and get back the user information now GitHub service is a typed HTTP client and it gets a configured HTTP client instance which can then be used to make the call to the GitHub API and get back the user based on the username if youamp;#39;re wondering how to configure a typed HTTP client itamp;#39;s really straightforward all you have to do is say add HTTP client specify your type in this case this is GitHub service and optionally you can provide some configuration that you want applied on the