A set of class like functions with a <code>http.</code> prefix.
This is a bash solution to script REST API calls.
The specialties of this component are
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* It was build to simplify http calls and handle http response for scripts
* After making a request the response stays is in memory. There is no output to any file to grep something or to cleanup after usage.
* Its functions feel a bit like class methods, i.e. http.getResponse to get the response body or http.getResponseHeader for the Http response header
* This component wraps curl - ist supports any http method
* works with anonymous requests and Basic Authentication
* This component wraps curl - it supports any http method
* works with anonymous requests and authentication / authorization: (Basic authentication, Authorization header (tokens, NTLM) or any other request header variable
* The response can be stored ... and reimported later. After import you can use the http.get* functions to fetch results from the former request.
* Caching support for GET requests with a given TTL: if you repeat a request to the same url and ttl was not reached yet then you continue with the cached result
@@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ The specialties of this component are
* It was build to simplify http calls and handle http response for scripts
* After making a request the response stays is in memory. There is no output to any file to grep something or to cleanup after usage.
* Its functions feel a bit like class methods, i.e. http.getResponse to get the response body or http.getResponseHeader for the Http response header
* This component wraps curl - ist supports any http method
* works with anonymous requests and Basic Authentication
* This component wraps curl - it supports any http method
* works with anonymous requests and authentication / authorization: (Basic authentication, Authorization header (tokens, NTLM) or any other request header variable
* The response can be stored ... and reimported later. After import you can use the http.get* functions to fetch results from the former request.
* Caching support for GET requests with a given TTL: if you repeat a request to the same url and ttl was not reached yet then you continue with the cached result
