#OkVolley A volley library using OkHttp based on googolmo version.

##Differences

• OkVolley must be started with init method.
• OkRequest have timeout methods connectionTimeout, writeTimeout, readTimeout
• OkHttpStack handles OkRequest timeouts
• OkHttpStack based on @bryanstern version
• OkVolley and OkHttpStack with certificate pinning
• OkVolley default headers (user agent and accept charset) added to every OkRequest

##Usage It's recommended to initialize OkVolley in your Application class.

public class BaseApplication extends Application
{
    @Override
    public void onCreate()
    {
        super.onCreate();
			
		OkVolley.init(this)
        	.setUserAgent("My user agent")
            .trustAllCerts();
    }
}

###Request It's recommended to create your own request classes, which extends OkRequest.

ProtoRequest request = new ProtoRequest("Url", body, future, future)
{
	@Override
	public Map<String, String> getHeaders() throws AuthFailureError
	{
		Map<String, String> headers = super.getHeaders(); //this will set User-Agent and Accept-Charset headers
		headers.put("Key", "Value");	// add custom if you need
		return headers;
	}
};
request.fast(); //fast, longRead and longWrite are methods to set predefined connection, read and write timeout values. Override in OkRequest if you want.
request.setTag("requestTag");
OkVolley.getInstance().getRequestQueue().add(request);

##Include project First copy okvolley folder in your project directory.

Then add in build.gradle

dependencies {
	...
    compile project(':okvolley')
}

and in settings.gradle

include ':okvolley'

##Pay Attention