Struct curs::Request
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pub struct Request<'a> {
// some fields omitted
}The main entry point. Craft your request and send it.
Methods
impl<'a> Request<'a>
fn new(method: Method, url: &'a str) -> Request<'a>
You'll always need a method and the url to start.
fn params<P>(&mut self, additional: P) -> &mut Request<'a> where P: IntoIterator<Item=Param<'a>>
Add params. This extends the existing params vector.
fn json<S: Serialize>(&mut self, thing: S) -> &mut Request<'a>
Use a serde::se::Serialize as JSON raw body. Adds the content-type: application/json header. This will override anything you've sent in in "params". If you need a json raw body and your params in the same request, either you're just being silly or need to fall back to curs::hyper::client.
fn override_body(&mut self, body: String) -> &mut Request<'a>
Sets a raw body, overriding anything that was previously set in params. Make sure to set the content-type header to match whatever you're adding here.
fn files<F>(&mut self, additional: F) -> &mut Request<'a> where F: IntoIterator<Item=FileUpload<'a>>
Add files to upload. This extends the existing files vector.
fn header<H>(&mut self, additional: H) -> &mut Request<'a> where H: Header + HeaderFormat
Add a single header.
fn send(&self) -> CursResult<Response>
Send your request and see what happens.