The HttpsRequestOptions object seems to be modelled after NativeScript's built in HttpRequestOptions object, as seen from the example in the documentation. However, in the current code the "content" field of HttpsRequestOptions is actually named "body" so the example code as is would not work.
The HttpsRequestOptions object seems to be modelled after NativeScript's built in HttpRequestOptions object, as seen from the example in the documentation. However, in the current code the "content" field of HttpsRequestOptions is actually named "body" so the example code as is would not work.