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Latest revision as of 03:21, 17 April 2021
In Mini Micro, the http.put function sends data to a URL using the PUT method and returns the contents of the URL using the HTTP PUT protocol. It supports text, images, sounds, and raw binary data.
Arguments
Parameter Name | Meaning |
---|---|
url | URL of the web page or resource to fetch |
data | Data to put can be a string or a map |
headers | optional map of HTTP headers |
Usage Notes
The type of the value returned depends on the MIME type reported by the server, as follows:
MIME Type | MiniScript Type |
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image | Image object |
audio | Sound object |
text, javascript, xml, or json | string |
any other type | RawData object |
Example
The following example, typed on the Mini Micro command line puts data to a URL, retrieves a response, and displays Hello World from the test site http://postman-echo.com.
Note: depending on how the server is setup to respond to put requests you may get different types of data. the below example the server responds with application/octet-stream or a list of unicode number values which we must convert back into a string.
import "json" // for json.parse
import "listUtil" // for List.apply extension
request = http.put("http://postman-echo.com/put", "Hello World")
request_data = json.parse(request)
buffer = request_data.data.data
buffer.apply @char
buffer.join ""