Details
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Task
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Resolution: Done
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P2: Important
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6.7
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None
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All
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21
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8da4156da (dev), e560adef2 (dev)
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Foundation Sprint 84, Foundation Sprint 85, Foundation Sprint 86, Foundation Sprint 87, Foundation Sprint 88, Foundation Sprint 89, Foundation Sprint 90, Foundation Sprint 91, Foundation Sprint 92, Foundation Sprint 93, Foundations Sprint 94, Foundations Sprint 95, Foundations Sprint 96, Foundations Sprint 97
Description
With a typical REST client application there are common things that should be made more convenient:
- Sending and receiving JSON data
- Checking the error/success of the request
- Setting a handler for the result *)
*) Referring to the fact that typical usage of issuing a REST request is a "nodiscard" type of operation, meaning that the result is always interesting. To this end, we can provide setting the (optionally contextful-) callback directly when issuing a request