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jdnichollsc avatar jdnichollsc commented on May 24, 2024 1

2 Questions:

  1. What data do you want to send to the server?
  2. What data do you expect to receive from the server?

Note: You can validate your JSON here

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Droptable9 avatar Droptable9 commented on May 24, 2024 1

so do you mean title = "foo" is a question of what data it is sending to the server and body = "bar" is what type of data to receive from the server. foo and bar being in "" is saying that the type of data is between "s ?

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jdnichollsc avatar jdnichollsc commented on May 24, 2024 1

No, for example... I want to send my firstName and lastName to the server and I want to receive a message with the date of creation of the new register and the id, so my jSONs of example are:
JSON sent to the server (Request)

{
  "firstName": "Juan David",
  "lastName": "Nicholls Cardona"
}

JSON received from the server (Response)

{
  "id": "111",
  "date": "2017-10-31T23:31:10.229Z"
}

And I want to send the data using a PUT request, so the code is the following:

[Serializable]
public class ServerResponse{
  public string id;
  public DateTime date;
}
// code code code...
RestClient.Put<ServerResponse>("www.nicholls.co/myendpoint", new {
  firstName = "Juan David",
  lastName = "Nicholls Cardona"
}).Then(response => {
  EditorUtility.DisplayDialog("ID: ", response.id, "Ok");
  EditorUtility.DisplayDialog("Date: ", response.date.ToString(), "Ok");
});

Best regards, Nicholls

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Droptable9 avatar Droptable9 commented on May 24, 2024 1

ok great, Thanks Nicholls

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jdnichollsc avatar jdnichollsc commented on May 24, 2024

@Droptable9 after reviewing with NodeJS as Backend, we can't send anonymous objects, a Serializable class is required. Example:

[Serializable]
public class ServerResponse {
  public string id;
  public DateTime date;
}
[Serializable]
public class User {
  public string firstName;
  public string lastName;
}
RestClient.Post<ServerResponse>("www.myapi.com/myendpoint", new User {
  firstName = "Juan David",
  lastName = "Nicholls Cardona"
}).Then(response => {
  EditorUtility.DisplayDialog("ID: ", response.id, "Ok");
  EditorUtility.DisplayDialog("Date: ", response.date.ToString(), "Ok");
});

Best regards, Nicholls

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