JsonRequester

JsonRequester is a lightweight wrapper around Faraday for sending JSON, form-encoded, and multipart HTTP requests.

• Ruby >= 3.0.0
• Faraday 2.x

Install json_requester 2.x:

gem install json_requester -v '~> 2.0'

If you still need Faraday 1.x, install json_requester 1.x:

gem install json_requester -v '~> 1.0'

host = 'http://httpbingo.org'

requester = JsonRequester.new(
  host,
  timeout: 120,
  user_agent: 'My Agent 1.2'
)

Available initialization options:

• timeout: request timeout in seconds, default is 60
• user_agent: custom user agent string
• multipart: enable multipart request middleware, default is false
• ssl_verify: enable SSL certificate verification, default is true

Use http_send for regular JSON-based requests.

• :get sends params as query parameters
• other HTTP methods send params as a JSON body

path = '/post-path'
headers = { 'Authorization' => 'Bearer token' }
params = {
  key_1: 'value_1',
  key_2: 'value_2'
}

response = requester.http_send(
  :post,
  path,
  params,
  headers,
  sort_params: true,
  content_type_charset: 'utf-8',
  need_response_header: true
)

puts response['status']
puts response['body']
puts response['headers'] if response.key?('headers')

Use form_send for application/x-www-form-urlencoded requests.

path = '/post-path'
headers = { 'Authorization' => 'Bearer token' }
params = {
  key_1: 'value_1',
  key_2: 'value_2'
}

form_response = requester.form_send(
  :post,
  path,
  params,
  headers,
  sort_params: true,
  need_response_header: true
)

Use multipart_form_send for file uploads or multipart form data.

multipart_requester = JsonRequester.new(host, multipart: true)

upload_params = {
  file: Faraday::Multipart::FilePart.new('path/to/file.txt', 'text/plain'),
  description: 'File upload example'
}

upload_response = multipart_requester.multipart_form_send(
  :post,
  '/upload_path',
  upload_params,
  { 'Authorization' => 'Bearer token' }
)

• http_send: JSON body or query-parameter requests
• form_send: form-encoded requests
• multipart_form_send: multipart form requests

• http_send: uses query params for :get, and sends a JSON body for other HTTP methods
• form_send: sends requests as application/x-www-form-urlencoded
• multipart_form_send: sends multipart form data, typically for file uploads

http_send, form_send, and multipart_form_send accept HTTP verbs such as:

• :get
• :post
• :put
• :delete

• sort_params: controls whether query parameters are sorted before sending, default is true
• content_type_charset: used by http_send for JSON requests, default is 'utf-8'
• need_response_header: when set to true, includes response headers in the returned result

Please see SECURITY.md for vulnerability reporting instructions.