[DJ Tsunami]

Originally Posted by ezio_auditore You can also add a function that generates the Authorization header...

Great idea, but I would need to add hashing to this extension, which would make it more bloated. I'll think about it.

Originally Posted by jdlovins I guess this takes care of the JSON response and the actual response handles?

Correct, you don't have to worry about cleaning up response and response.Data.

[jdlovins]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami Great idea, but I would need to add hashing to this extension, which would make it more bloated. I'll think about it. Correct, you don't have to worry about cleaning up response and response.Data.

Awesome. Something that would be very useful is a URL encode function. For example if you call an API with parameters such as

/items?type=5&name=i have spaces

it will error out on the API end because of the spaces. Not sure how easy that is to solve really.

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by jdlovins Awesome. Something that would be very useful is a URL encode function. For example if you call an API with parameters such as /items?type=5&name=i have spaces it will error out on the API end because of the spaces. Not sure how easy that is to solve really.

"/items?type=5&name=i+have+spaces"

As this thing seems to be aimed at developers making their own things, I assume you're developing your own stuff that uses this thing, which means you could (remember code attribution!) "copy" this one:

From Dynamic MOTD by @psychonic:

UrlEncodeString

PHP Code:

// Taken from Dynamic MOTD by psychonic - https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=147193
// loosely based off of PHP's urlencode
void UrlEncodeString(char[] output, int size, const char[] input)
{
    int icnt = 0;
    int ocnt = 0;
    
    for(;;)
    {
        if (ocnt == size)
        {
            output[ocnt-1] = '\0';
            return;
        }
        
        int c = input[icnt];
        if (c == '\0')
        {
            output[ocnt] = '\0';
            return;
        }
        
        // Use '+' instead of '%20'.
        // Still follows spec and takes up less of our limited buffer.
        if (c == ' ')
        {
            output[ocnt++] = '+';
        }
        else if ((c < '0' && c != '-' && c != '.') ||
            (c < 'A' && c > '9') ||
            (c > 'Z' && c < 'a' && c != '_') ||
            (c > 'z' && c != '~')) 
        {
            output[ocnt++] = '%';
            Format(output[ocnt], size-strlen(output[ocnt]), "%x", c);
            ocnt += 2;
        }
        else
        {
            output[ocnt++] = c;
        }
        
        icnt++;
    }
} 


[jdlovins]

Originally Posted by arne1288 "/items?type=5&name=i+have+spaces" As this thing seems to be aimed at developers making their own things, I assume you're developing your own stuff that uses this thing, which means you could (remember code attribution!) "copy" this one: From Dynamic MOTD by @psychonic: UrlEncodeString PHP Code: // Taken from Dynamic MOTD by psychonic - https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=147193 // loosely based off of PHP's urlencode void UrlEncodeString(char[] output, int size, const char[] input) {     int icnt = 0;     int ocnt = 0;          for(;;)     {         if (ocnt == size)         {             output[ocnt-1] = '\0';             return;         }                  int c = input[icnt];         if (c == '\0')         {             output[ocnt] = '\0';             return;         }                  // Use '+' instead of '%20'.         // Still follows spec and takes up less of our limited buffer.         if (c == ' ')         {             output[ocnt++] = '+';         }         else if ((c < '0' && c != '-' && c != '.') ||             (c < 'A' && c > '9') ||             (c > 'Z' && c < 'a' && c != '_') ||             (c > 'z' && c != '~'))          {             output[ocnt++] = '%';             Format(output[ocnt], size-strlen(output[ocnt]), "%x", c);             ocnt += 2;         }         else         {             output[ocnt++] = c;         }                  icnt++;     } }

Correct, making an API and a plugin to use it. Hmm yeah i guess this would solve most things. Would be maybe nice to bake it into the extension since its focused around making web calls

[DJ Tsunami]

Looks like there's a curl_easy_escape(), so shouldn't be that hard.

[jdlovins]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami Looks like there's a curl_easy_escape(), so shouldn't be that hard.

Oh hey there is. That would be pretty awesome if you exposed it

[jdlovins]

Sorry for the double post but...

I have a bug and i dont really even know how to describe it in words easily since I cant make a test plugin to replicate it but its definitely not working in the plugin i want it to.

Could i add you on steam DJ Tsunami?

Thanks

[Drixevel]

Any chance of functions to iterate through objects and arrays?

[Deathknife]

Originally Posted by Drixevel Any chance of functions to iterate through objects and arrays?

You can already iterate through arrays. Although objects would be nice. smjansson extension allows you to.

PHP Code:

property int Length {
        public native get();
} 


[DJ Tsunami]

I intentionally left out object iteration to keep the code simple. Besides, when you're talking to an API you should know which fields are returned. If you're not talking to an API, I believe StringMap should suffice.

Originally Posted by jdlovins Could i add you on steam DJ Tsunami?

I'm never on Steam anymore, but I'll try to be on IRC in the coming days. You can also create an issue on GitHub with screenshots and what not.