HTTP Request
Description
Send and receive data to a server using the HTTP protocol.
Properties
Triggers on Completion
| URL | The URL of the server. |
| URL Parameters | The key values that will get appended to the URL as query parameters. You can use this to provide more context to the request. |
| Response Type | Tell the server to respond in a certain format. By default it is set to respond with application/json to use with the various Dictionary or Array behaviors. |
| Request Method | The type of HTTP request you want to make to send or receive data. Options are GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE. |
| Authorization | You can authorize your request with basic HTTP authorization using a username and password, or with an access token from the Authenticate OAuth Behaviors. |
| Body Type | Send the server encoded form data or raw text. |
| form-url-encoded body | Key values to send to the server. |
| Raw Body |
Data to send as the body. Note: If using various Dictionary and Array behaviors, they will be formatted as JSON for use with the Raw Body. |
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Multipart Body |
Send images to server. |
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Binary
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Send image data to server. |
Outputs
| Response Header |
Outputs a dictionary that represents the HTTP header that relates to a HTTP Response and that doesn't relate to the content of the message. |
| Response Code |
Outputs a HTTP response status code that indicate whether a specific HTTP request has been successfully completed. |
| Response |
Outputs data returned by the server. It can be JSON format or plain text, a value or other format. |
| Error |
Outputs any errors that occur during the request. |
Examples
Use a POST request to send the player's score to the server, then use a separate GET request to get the new high score list from the server when you need it.