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net.devslash.fetchdsl:extensions
Advanced tools
fetchDSL is a tool that aims to provide the ability to easily declaritively create a series of HTTP calls
FetchDSL has been designed to be able to easily parallise thousands of HTTP calls with little to no effort from the user. It also works wonderfully for once-off calls, especially when setup for that call is consistent between different examples (think website login).
A basic example that'll send a GET request to http://example.com
runHttp {
call("http://example.com")
}
As simple as that you'll have a HTTP call. Of course, the same could have easily been done with cURL. So lets go onto slightly more challenging problems.
runHttp {
call("http://example.com/!1!") {
data = FileDataSuppler("inputfile")
}
}
This will call http://example.com/ one time for every line in inputfile. Not only that, but it'll replace !1! with
whatever is the first part of the line (by default split by spaces).
For more examples, see the "examples" directory.
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We found that net.devslash.fetchdsl:extensions demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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