HTTP Request Commands

New methods documentation:

https://osl.mistium.com/methods/networking

DO NOT USE THE OLD COMMANDS SYNTAX, everything that these commands used to do can now be done simpler and easier with methods

Example:

Send to a discord webhook through osl

http "new"
http "method" "POST"
http "type" "application/json"
body = {}
body.key("content") = ""
http "body" body
http "sendto" "https://discord.com/api/webhooks/"

Sending an HTTP Request in One Line

Description

Sends a complete HTTP request in a single line, specifying the method, body, and URL.

Example

http "method" "body" "url"

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new

Description

Resets the current HTTP data, clearing any previously set values for method, type, body, and URL.

Example

http "new"

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method

Description

Sets the currently used HTTP method for the request.

Parameters

• "get": HTTP GET method
• "post": HTTP POST method
• "put": HTTP PUT method
• "delete": HTTP DELETE method
• "patch": HTTP PATCH method
• ... (other HTTP methods)

Example

http "method" "get"

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headers

Description

Sets the currently used headers for the request.

Example

http "headers" {}

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getheaders

(v4.7.4 and above)

Description

Gets the currently used headers for the request.

Returns as a json object

Example

http "getheaders"
say data

setheader

(v4.7.4 and above)

Description

Sets a single header key and value

Example

http "setheader" "key" "value"

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type

Description

Sets the currently used request type or content type.

Parameters

• "text/plain": Plain text
• "application/json": JSON data
• "application/xml": XML data
• ... (other content types)

Example

http "type" "text/plain"

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body

Description

Sets the body content for the HTTP request.

Parameters

• Specify the content of the request body.

Example

http "body" "content goes here"

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sendto

Description

Sends the HTTP request to the specified URL.

Parameters

• Provide the target URL where the request should be sent.

Example

http "sendto" "https://example.com/api/resource"

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You need v4.7.4 or later to use the below variables:

response_code response_success response_failed response_error

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get_response

Description

Grabs the response from the website and sets the variable called "response" to the response value.

Example

http "get_response"

if response != null (
  if response_code == 404 (
    say "404: Not Found"
  ) else (
    if response_success (
      say response
      // Your code to run if there is a response
    )
  )
)

This command also sets response_error

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wait_response

Description

Waits for a response from the website and sets the variable called "response" to the response value.

Example

http "wait_response"

if response_code == 404 (
  say "404: Not Found"
) else (
  if response_success (
    say response
    // Your code to run if there is a response
  )
)

This command also sets response_error

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Note: These commands are designed to assist in making HTTP requests and handling responses in a scripted environment. Ensure proper error handling and security measures are implemented in a real-world scenario.