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did i say simpler? i'm not sure if this is more or less simple...but it is secure and operates how we need... @apathy audit please?

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DarthArgus
2016-08-05 01:09:25 +00:00
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external/3rd/library/webAPI/webAPI.cpp
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@@ -17,27 +17,33 @@ License: what's a license? we're a bunch of dirty pirates!
using namespace std;
// if there is a response contained in slotName, it is returned
string webAPI::simplePost(const string &endpoint, const string &data, const string &slotName, const string &messageSlot)
/*
endpoint: URI
data: get/post
messageSlot: key for fetching a verbose user friendly message
statusSlot: slot containing the success/fail value
statusVal: the expected value in the case of success
*/
webAPI::statusMessage webAPI::simplePost(const string &endpoint, const string &data, const string &slotName, const string &messageSlot, const string &statusSlot, const string &statusVal)
{
// declare our output and go ahead and attempt to get data from remote
nlohmann::json response = request(endpoint, data, 1);
string output;
// if we got data back...
if (response.count(slotName))
if (response.count(statusSlot) && response[statusSlot].get<std::string>() == statusVal && response.count(slotName))
{
return response[slotName].get<std::string>();
return {true, response[slotName].get<std::string>()};
}
else //default message is an error, the other end always assumes "success" or the specified slot
{
if (response.count(messageSlot))
{
return response[messageSlot].get<std::string>();
return {false, response[messageSlot].get<std::string>()};
}
}
return "Message not provided by remote.";
return {false, "Message not provided by remote."};
}
// this can be broken out to separate the json bits later if we need raw or other http type requests