Support HTTP calls other than GETs

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• 14 Comments sorted by Votes Date Added
• Kit Plummer

  November 2012 Vote Up3Vote Down

  +1
  
  Lot's of web service hooks out there require POST or PUT, and also require one to set the content-type, and or use the raw body rather than URL parameters.
• JP Reardon

  November 2012 Vote Up3Vote Down

  +1
  
  Being able to POST or PUT JSON or XML would be great as well.
• Ryan Figueiredo

  January 2013 Vote Up1Vote Down

  Does anyone know how to create a server locally? Or create a simple script to say if mag switch is open then do this...
• john r. durand

  November 2012 Vote Up0Vote Down

  yes, please! this is required for me to be able to control my philips hue lights.
• Christian Turkoanje

  November 2012 Vote Up0Vote Down

  Worst case scenario, you build a script and put it on a server, then the server could do a cURL PUT or POST.
• Magnus Borg

  November 2012 Vote Up0Vote Down

  +1, would be very useful and less hassle with writing additional servers.
• Kosso .

  December 2012 Vote Up0Vote Down

  Also custom request headers please (easily done in jQuery, for example). This will allow Twine to talk to some services which may require some Authentication/Identity Delegation.
• Benjamin Morlok

  December 2012 edited December 2012 Vote Up0Vote Down

  Yes, it would be great if we had some more control over the HTTP requests.
• Rogier Rijs

  January 2013 Vote Up0Vote Down

  And while you're at it, enlarge the url field from the action. My GET request does not fit in the field. (pushover api)
• Robert Cox

  January 2013 Vote Up0Vote Down

  https put would be great!
• erik parker

  January 2013 Vote Up0Vote Down

  This would also put in the plumbing to integrate with Amazon SQS to toss data into a queue for something else to process/take action on. 

  
  

  
  
• Eric Dexter

  February 2013 Vote Up0Vote Down

  Agreed
• FAZIRDHEENUmarmukthar Umar-Mukthar

  July 2013 Vote Up0Vote Down

  Anyone please explain about http request to configure philips hue..
  
  Thanks
  Umar