@lumina/http

HTTP client library for Lumina.

Installation

lumina add @lumina/http

Usage

import { get } from "@lumina/http";
import { io, str } from "@std";

async fn example() {
  match await get("https://api.github.com/users/octocat") {
    Result.Ok(response) => {
      io.println(str.concat("Status: ", str.from_int(response.status)));
      io.println(response.body);
    },
    Result.Err(error) => {
      io.eprintln(error);
    }
  }
}

API

• get(url: string) -> Result<Response, string>
• post(url: string, body: string) -> Result<Response, string>
• put(url: string, body: string) -> Result<Response, string>
• del(url: string) -> Result<Response, string> (Note: named del to avoid JavaScript keyword conflict)
• request(req: Request) -> Result<Response, string>

Types

See src/request.lm and src/response.lm for the type definitions.

Why del instead of delete?

delete is a reserved keyword in JavaScript. To avoid codegen conflicts, the HTTP DELETE method is exposed as del().