module function · N/https
requestRestlet()
https.requestRestlet(options)
Sends an HTTPS request to a RESTlet and returns the response.
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- Design
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suitescript api
1https.requestRestlet({2 body: /* string | Object */,3 scriptId: /* string | number, required */,4 headers: /* Object */,5 method: /* string, optional */,6 urlParams: /* Object, optional */7});| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| options.body | string | Object | The PUT/POST data. This is ignored if the options.method is not POST or PUT. | |
| options.scriptId | string | number | required | The internal ID or script ID of the script record. Specify internal ID as a number. Specify script ID as a string. |
| options.headers | Object | The HTTPS headers. Must contain at least a Content-Type header for options.method = POST or PUT. | |
| options.method | string | optional | The HTTPS method (DELETE, GET, HEAD, POST, PUT). The default value is GET if options.body is not specified, and POST if options.body is specified. |
| options.urlParams | Object | optional | The parameters to be appended to the target URL as a query string. |
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mynt syntax
No Mynt syntax yet.
Nothing in the language compiles to https.requestRestlet(options) today. How should it read?
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community proposals
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