request
Send a GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE request to a remote URL.
Properties
request
An object containing the following properties.
request.url
URL to send the HTTPS request to. Authentication can also be set in the url in the format of username:password@url.
request.method
Request type. GET|POST|PUT|DELETE
request.headers
Object containing HTTP headers to set. Valid header values are Accept, Authorization, Content-Type, Range, and custom X- headers
request.body
Request body. Content-Type header should be explicitly set, but if not set, the most likely type will be set based on the first non-whitespace character.
request.connect_timeout
Maximum time in seconds to wait for a connection. Default is 0 (no timeout).
request.timeout
Maximum time in seconds to wait for a response. Default is 0 (no timeout).
request.save_variables
Store parsed JSON response as variables
Variables
Set by the method:
- request_url: (out) URL the request was sent to.
- request_result: (out)
success|failed. - return_value: (out) The same value as the
request_result. - request_response_code: (out) HTTP response code from the request.
- request_response_headers.
<header name lowercase>: (out) HTTP response headers. Header names should be normalized to lowercase and trimmed of whitespace. A maximum of 64 headers are saved. Ex:${request_response_headers.content-type}. - request_response_body: (out) Raw HTTP response body. This is limited to 64KB.
- request_response.
<object_field>: (out) Variables saved from the response ifsave_variablesis true and parsed as JSON.
For example, if the server responds with the following JSON:
The variables request_response.status, request_response.time, and request_response.number.home are set.