Tutorial by Topics: request

Custom requests (or Form Requests) are useful in situations when one wants to authorize & validate a request before hitting the controller method. One may think of two practical uses, creating & updating a record while each action has a different set of validation (or authorization) rules. ...

When working with an web application it's sometimes important to access data included in the request, beyond the URL. In Flask this is stored under the global request object, which you can access in your code via from flask import request.

For some time I've searched for the best way to log requests and response in an ASP.Net Core. I was developing services and one of the requirements was to record request with its response in one record the the database. So many topics out there but none worked for me. it's either for request only, r...

Now from iOS 10.3 , there is no need to navigate application to apple store for rating/review. Apple has introduced SKStoreReviewController class in storekit framework. In which developer just need to call requestReview() class method of SKStoreReviewController class and the system handles the entir...

These where some of the hardest things (and least talked about) to do with the PHP API advanced search (where you specify what fields). Im in the process of migrating to rest_suite github library that uses RESTLET, and get around the PHP API user concurrency limit of 1. But before i delete my old ...

Documentation for the Python Requests module in the context of the HTTP POST method and its corresponding Requests function

Symfony's Request class is an object-oriented representation of the HTTP request. It contains information such as the URL, query string, uploaded files, cookies and other headers coming from the browser. $request->getPathInfo(); // returns the path (local part of the URL) that is being requ...

The X-Request-ID header can be used to trace individual requests to a web service (such as a REST API) from the client to the server and its backends. X-Request-ID: < value > A Client can send an HTTP header X-Request-ID: some-value. The server should use the provided value and pr...

Accept-Charset tells the server what character sets the client accepts. Accept-Charset: type;QualityFactor Accept-Charset: type;QualityFactor, type;QualityFactor, type;QualityFactor, ... ParameterDescriptiontypeA character set name. This can also be a * for all character setsQualityFac...

What Content-Type does the client accept. Accept: MIMEType/MIMESubtype;QualityFactor Accept: MIMEType/MIMESubtype;QualityFactor, MIMEType/MIMESubtype;QualityFactor, ... ParameterDescriptionMIMETypeThe first half of the mime type. This can also be a */* for all typesMIMESubtypeThe secon...

Accept-Encoding tells the server what encoding the client accepts. Encoding is mostly used for compression. Accept-Encoding: Encoding;QualityFactor Accept-Encoding: Encoding;QualityFactor, type;QualityFactor, type;QualityFactor, ... ParameterDescriptionEncodingThe type of encoding to u...

Accept-Language tells the server what language (such as English) does the client accept. Accept-Language: Language;QualityFactor Accept-Language: Language;QualityFactor, Language;QualityFactor, ... Accept-Language: * ParameterDescriptionLanguageWhat language is acceptable.QualityFactor...