It's very convenient of course when you want to send JSON, which is the case most of the time. But IMO this process should only be done when the content type is set to application/json.
It would be awesome to support any other content type encoding...but quite cumbersome, so I suggest to let the user format the body the way he wants when the content type is not application/json.
Hey really nice library you have here.
I stumbled on an issue though and figured out that the body (added with @Body) is always passed to JSON.stringify(). It's a problem when you want to send something that is not json. https://github.com/Paldom/angular2-rest/blob/master/angular2-rest.ts#L192
It's very convenient of course when you want to send JSON, which is the case most of the time. But IMO this process should only be done when the content type is set to application/json.
It would be awesome to support any other content type encoding...but quite cumbersome, so I suggest to let the user format the body the way he wants when the content type is not application/json.