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Http.Request allows you to create http requests with jsonapi objects.
The request functions will return a RemoteData with a jsonapi Document.
The content-type used in the request headers is application/vnd.api+json according to the jsonapi specification.
Defines a Request with a url, some headers, a body, and a custom decoder.
data is the type of the object you would like to decode.
Defines a Request with a url, some headers, and a body. There is no content decoder.
Useful for DELETE requests for instance.
Defines a Request with a url, some headers, a list of files, and a custom decoder.
data is the type of the object you would like to decode.
Defines a RequestEx with a url, some headers, a body, and a jsonapi document decoder.
metaand data are types used by the jsonapi document that represent the meta object you would like to decode, and the data object you would
like to decode.
You can also extract some response headers to use them later
Defines a Request with a url, some headers, a body, and a custom decoder.
data is the type of the object you would like to decode.
You can also extract some response headers to use them later
Defines a Request with a url, some headers, and a body. There is no content decoder.
Useful for DELETE requests for instance.
You can also extract some response headers to use them later
Defines a Request with a url, some headers, a list of files, and a custom decoder.
data is the type of the object you would like to decode.
You can also extract some response headers to use them later
Create a request task that will decode a jsonapi object
Create a request task that will decode a custom object
Create a request task that will expect nothing to decode
Create a request files that will decode a jsonapi object
Create a request task that will decode a jsonapi object. It will also return in the msg the list of extracted headers.
Create a request task that will decode a custom object. It will also return in the msg the list of extracted headers.
Create a request task that will expect nothing to decode. It will also return in the msg the list of extracted headers.
Create a request files that will decode a jsonapi object. It will also return in the msg the list of extracted headers.
Defines a
Requestwith a url, some headers, a body, and a jsonapi document decoder.metaanddataare types used by the jsonapi document that represent themetaobject you would like to decode, and thedataobject you would like to decode