@http
Import this module with import @http.
HTTP client for making requests. Currently supports HTTP only.
Request Functions
Section titled “Request Functions”| Function | Signature | Description |
|---|---|---|
get |
(url string, headers map[string:string]) -> (HttpResponse, Error) |
GET request — always use destructuring |
post |
(url string, body string, headers map[string:string]) -> (HttpResponse, Error) |
POST request — always use destructuring |
put |
(url string, body string, headers map[string:string]) -> (HttpResponse, Error) |
PUT request — always use destructuring |
patch |
(url string, body string, headers map[string:string]) -> (HttpResponse, Error) |
PATCH request — always use destructuring |
delete |
(url string, headers map[string:string]) -> (HttpResponse, Error) |
DELETE request — always use destructuring |
head |
(url string, headers map[string:string]) -> (HttpResponse, Error) |
HEAD request — always use destructuring |
get, post, put, patch, delete, and head are fallible: single-variable assignment is a compile-time error (E3089); the result must be destructured (mut resp, err = ... or mut resp, _ = ...).
HttpResponse Type
Section titled “HttpResponse Type”HttpResponse is one type shared by @http and @server: it is available when either is imported, and HttpResponse, http.HttpResponse and server.HttpResponse all name it. A server handler can return a response from http.get unchanged.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
status |
i64 |
HTTP status code |
body |
string |
Response body |
headers |
map[string:string] |
Response headers; the content type is headers["Content-Type"] |