This package contains the HTTP plugin.
Http plugin currently supports two different methods GET and POST. Similar to calling axios, when defining request you need to specify a response type. Headers and query parameters may also be defined.
Response Types
TEXT - The server will respond with text, the HTTP plugin will return the text as-is.
BINARY - The server will respond with binary data (_bytes_), the HTTP plugin will encode as a base64 string and return it.
Quickstart
Imports
>>> import json >>> from polywrap_core import Uri >>> from polywrap_client import PolywrapClient >>> from polywrap_client_config_builder import PolywrapClientConfigBuilder >>> from polywrap_http_plugin import http_plugin >>> from polywrap_msgpack import GenericMap
Create a Polywrap client
>>> http_interface_uri = Uri.from_str("wrapscan.io/polywrap/http@1.0")
>>> http_plugin_uri = Uri.from_str("plugin/http")
>>> config = (
... PolywrapClientConfigBuilder()
... .set_package(http_plugin_uri, http_plugin())
... .add_interface_implementations(http_interface_uri, [http_plugin_uri])
... .set_redirect(http_interface_uri, http_plugin_uri)
... .build()
... )
>>> client = PolywrapClient(config)
Make a GET request
>>> result = client.invoke(
... uri=http_interface_uri,
... method="get",
... args={
... "url": "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts",
... "request": {
... "responseType": "TEXT",
... "urlParams": GenericMap({"id": 1}),
... "headers": GenericMap({"X-Request-Header": "req-foo"}),
... },
... }
... )
>>> result.get("status")
200
Make a POST request
>>> result = client.invoke(
... uri=http_interface_uri,
... method="post",
... args={
... "url": "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts",
... "request": {
... "responseType": "TEXT",
... "body": json.dumps({
... "userId": 11,
... "id": 101,
... "title": "foo",
... "body": "bar"
... }),
... "headers": GenericMap({"X-Request-Header": "req-foo"}),
... },
... }
... )
>>> result.get("status")
201
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