• Note that all requests are async, this means that we need a separate thread to get the response

Create your button or other node and attach a csharp script:

public override void _Ready()
	{
		string result = "";
		System.Threading.Thread t = new System.Threading.Thread(async ()=> {
			result = await SheetDB.GetUserByID("godete");
			GD.Print("done: "+result);
		});
		t.Start();
		
	}

• result: is where the json response will be
• Thread: Why you are using System.Threading.Thread instead of just Thread? Because Thread is reserved from Godot namespace , i know its a pain in the ass...
• the method we are calling does not exists, because we are going to make it;

Open the SheetDB.cs file and lets create our first get method:

public static async Task<String> GetUserByID(string ID) 
{
	string body = "";
	await ConfigClient();
	HttpResponseMessage response = await client.GetAsync(string.Concat(apiUrl,"/ID/",ID));
	if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode) {
		body = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
	}

	return body;

}

• take a look at you api_url var if it does not have a slash in the end
• see sheet-best docs for filtering data -> https://sheet.best/dashboard/docs/filtering-data
• this is my sheet at the moment:

We are going to get the godete row

• run your game and lets see if everything goes well

voila!!!

• Don't worry if your code did not worked, the problem is that our code is working but is far from perfect! We need to handle errors.

public static async Task<String> GetUserByID(string ID) {
	string body = "";
	await ConfigClient();

	try
	{
		HttpResponseMessage response = await client.GetAsync(string.Concat(apiUrl,"/ID/",ID));
		if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode) {
			body = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
		}
		else {
			throw new HttpRequestException(response.ReasonPhrase.ToString());
		}
		}
		catch (HttpRequestException e)
		{
			GD.Print("Error at sending request to GetUserByID");
			GD.Print(e.Message);
		}
			

		return body;

}
HttpRequestException

Now if some error occurs , the engine will tell us what happened

• Note: You can see the response.* and what info ou can get from there How do you now the exception type HttpRequestException? Easy dude, look at response var, its a HttpResponseMessage, usually the exception handler has a connection with the operation you are doing.