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(Visual FoxPro) curl with Variable Substitution in a JSON Request BodySee more CURL ExamplesThis example shows how to use variables inside a JSON request body using the {{variable_name}} syntax. When the HTTP request’s Content-Type indicates JSON, Chilkat automatically applies proper JSON escaping to each substituted value, ensuring the resulting JSON remains valid.Note: This example requires Chilkat v11.5.0 or greater.
LOCAL lnSuccess LOCAL loSbCurl LOCAL loCurl LOCAL loSbRawRequest lnSuccess = 0 * Variable names are enclosed between {{ and }} * Important: The variable {{var_name}} should be placed inside the quotes. * This is correct: * curl -X POST https://api.example.com/messages \ * -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ * -d '{"text":"{{message}}"}' * This is incorrect: * -d '{"text":{{message}}}' loSbCurl = CreateObject('Chilkat.StringBuilder') loSbCurl.AppendLn("curl -X POST https://api.example.com/messages \") loSbCurl.AppendLn(' -H "Content-Type: application/json" \') loSbCurl.AppendLn(' -d '{"text":"{{message}}"}'') loCurl = CreateObject('Chilkat.HttpCurl') * In this example, the value we'll provide for the "message" variable * will contain chars that require JSON escaping. loCurl.SetVar("message",'He said "Hello, world!"') * To demonstrate how the variables are replaced, this example does not execute the curl command. * Instead, it generates the raw HTTP request that would be sent if the curl command were run. loSbRawRequest = CreateObject('Chilkat.StringBuilder') lnSuccess = loCurl.ToRawRequest(loSbCurl.GetAsString(),loSbRawRequest) IF (lnSuccess = 0) THEN ? loCurl.LastErrorText RELEASE loSbCurl RELEASE loCurl RELEASE loSbRawRequest CANCEL ENDIF ? loSbRawRequest.GetAsString() * The output is shown below. * Notice that the quote chars around "Hello World!" are properly JSON escaped. * POST /messages HTTP/1.1 * Host: api.example.com * Content-Type: application/json * Content-Length: 36 * * {"text":"He said \"Hello, world!\""} RELEASE loSbCurl RELEASE loCurl RELEASE loSbRawRequest |
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