Home for the StackExchange.Util.* packages.
Http
is a helper class for making HttpClient
calls. The send, deserialization, options, and verb portions are exchangable. Some examples:
POSTing a string and expecting a string:
var result = await Http.Request("https://example.com")
.SendPlaintext("test")
.ExpectString()
.PostAsync();
POSTing JSON and expecting protobuf back:
var result = await Http.Request("https://example.com")
.SendJson(new { name = "my thing" })
.ExpectProtobuf<MyType>()
.PostAsync();
Sending nothing and GETing JSON back:
var result = await Http.Request("https://example.com")
.ExpectJson<MyType>()
.GetAsync();
Sending nothing and GETing JSON back, with a timeout, ignoring 404 responses:
var result = await Http.Request("https://example.com")
.IgnoredResponseStatuses(HttpStatusCode.NotFound)
.WithTimeout(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(20))
.ExpectJson<MyType>()
.GetAsync();
// Handle the response:
if (result.Success)
{
//result.Data is MyType, deserialized from the returned JSON
}
else
{
// result.Error
// result.StatusCode
// result.RawRequest
// result.RawResponse
}
StackExchange.Utils is licensed under the MIT license.