Open scerdal opened 5 months ago
@scerdal, thank you for working on it. After conducting some research, I found that REST modules typically do not include methods to utilize stream responses. Could you provide more details about your issue? Do you need to consume JSON from a stream response?
Hey @ivanduplenskikh, thank you for looking into this. The API that we're working with serves files, so we need the REST client to expose the binary data somehow, or just expose the raw response stream.
@ivanduplenskikh any updates on this?
@scerdal, could you please create a PR with your working example that exposes binary data/response stream? We would appreciate your contribution and will review it.
@ivanduplenskikh just opened a PR for this issue. Let me know if the PR is missing anything
@scerdal, thanks for contribution! Let us take a look.
@ivanduplenskikh any updates on this?
@scerdal, I've reviewed it, and it looks good to me. Currently, I'm awaiting feedback from colleagues.
Environment
Node version: 20.12.2 Npm version: 10.5.0 OS and version: MacOS 14.2.1 typed-rest-client version: 2.0.0
Issue Description
Some REST API endpoints that we are working with return binary data from GET requests, but the REST client does not provide a way to access the response stream.
I'm aware that a similar issue was opened for receiving binary data through the HTTP client, however the workaround is not applicable to the REST client since the REST client methods do not return the raw
http.IncomingMessage
. Doing it directly through the HTTP client as in the above issue is not convenient, since we then have to duplicate logic that is handled in the REST client.Expected behaviour
Ideally there would be a way to retrieve the response stream in the
IRestResponse
interface, something like:and correspondingly there is a
responseAsStream
option that we can pass in theIRequestOptions
:I already have a working example with these additions, so if this feature looks reasonable I can create a PR for it as well.
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