I'm starting to develop a new set of APIs with Net::Twitter. It's going really well; you've done a good job in building the twitter_api_method abstraction.
There is one detail I need though. twitter_api_method universally appends .json to every path I'm trying to request, like so:
my $uri = URI->new($self->${ \$options{base_url_method} } . "/$local_path.json");
here ------------------------------------------------------------------- ^^^^^
The API I'm working against does not use .json, so I need to be able to disable that behavior. So, in my branch I've added a path_suffix option to twitter_api_method that defaults to .json for 100% backwards compatibility. My invocations can pass an empty string for such endpoints. Everybody wins. :)
semifor
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11 years ago
Hi Marc,
I'm starting to develop a new set of APIs with Net::Twitter. It's going really well; you've done a good job in building the
twitter_api_methodabstraction.There is one detail I need though.
twitter_api_methoduniversally appends.jsonto every path I'm trying to request, like so:The API I'm working against does not use
.json, so I need to be able to disable that behavior. So, in my branch I've added apath_suffixoption totwitter_api_methodthat defaults to.jsonfor 100% backwards compatibility. My invocations can pass an empty string for such endpoints. Everybody wins. :)Thanks, Shawn