I'm using Jenkins and curl to post a file in a form that is analyzed and returns an ID that is to be used to download the contents.
My problem is how to parse the json response in order to use as my next curl get request.
This is the post command:
curl --form file=#"%WORKSPACE%\results.zip" https://host.com
This returns a json response like: {"request_id":"XXXXXX","message:null","error":false}
I want to pass the pair "request_id=XXXX" in my next curl request like:
curl https://host.com/downloadreport?request_id=XXXXX
Is there a way to do this? Saving the json response to a file and parsing it somehow? or maybe chaining both requests and manipulating the json response?
Thanks in advance
Found a partial solution:
for /f "tokens=1,2,3,4,5,6 delims=:," %%a in ("%requestId%") do set request=%%a&set id=%%b&set msg=%%c&set contents=%%d&set error=%%e&set code=%%f
It isn't very robust as it requires to know the response setup and sometimes response changes order and can't really know what is in each variable.
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All,
I am trying to upload a simple JSON slug that should meet the specs and keep getting an error from Firebase on the command line.
here is a sample of the JSON
[{"act":"draw","arg":"20","art":"650.923","block":7207397,"deleted":false,"id":4387,"ink":"10.351568024950279","ire":"643.796950752935","lad":"0x25b8CCE3fD037c11226C64980e4128480A932eBc","pip":"120.68","per":"1.0404295226106932","ratio":"199.675367095938625390002206918521800","tab":"1299.732889761896578547364065340249904","time":"2019-02-11T16:21:48.000Z","tx":"0xda74c7780d0b778b99ddf35c0d45ad24aa088b320b7e15169badd4c261ca9f76","idx":72,"timestamp":1549902108000},{"act":"open","arg":"","art":"0","block":6746816,"deleted":false,"id":4387,"ink":"0","ire":"0","lad":"0x3e294e9EA60249999839d829CDAFE9bC3A67Cef4","pip":"131.01","per":"1.0350112435677474","ratio":null,"tab":"0.000000000000000000","time":"2018-11-21T17:25:31.000Z","tx":"0x71f513384fd358b4e945bb7b5e55f49f3a3e61f157333211e91fa0f3f7df0715","idx":103,"timestamp":1542821131000}]
bash $ curl -X PATCH -d #4387.json https://cname.firebaseio.com/data/.json?auth=xxxxxxxx
Any help is greatly appreciated.
What you're showing is not a JSON object. It's a JSON array. You can tell because it begins and ends with square brackets. If there is just one JSON object element in the array, perhaps you meant to extract the one item and make it the input here.
I am also facing the same issue in flutter with firebase. The solution is to use json.encode('json object here'). It's resolved my issue.
I am making GET request and receiving json or "binary" data. Based on my testing the chance for json response is not far from a coin flip. When I receive binary data I also get either "Content-Length: xxx" or "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" response header (this is also more or less 50-50 chance). I have not noticed getting both headers at the same time (if I add -i option for curl in below snippet). However I do get "Content-Length" header for json response. Usually the json response is 280kB in size while chunked response is about 40kB in size.
curl -o output.json\
-H "Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8"\
"www.example.com/data"\
&& ./process-output.sh
I would like to find a solution where I can be sure that the whole response is in "output.json" before I execute the next script.
--EDIT--
My current solution is to check the output with file output.json | grep -c "UTF-8 Unicode" and retry (max 5 times). Most people would say that this is an ugly workaround and some might even stop talking to me. I hope that I should not need to use a "solution" like this.
does curl -N (no-buffer) fix your issue?
I saw this previously with piping curl to a json formatter - where curl catches SIGPIPE and returns success (so your shell moves on to the process step) before the last chunked response part is sent to STDOUT.
I have this curl example:
curl -i -X GET -H "Content-Type:application/json" https://dev.ga.coach/intervention/:getworse/ -d '{"user_id": "012ab3", "section_id": "6"}'
When I run it through cygwin it's working properly! When I'm trying to import it in postman then it shows it as POST and I get the following response.
<h1>Not Found</h1>
<p>The requested URL /intervention/ was not found on this server.</p>
When I test https://dev.ga.coach/intervention/:getworse/ through web browser, this is what I see:
cURL allows you to include a payload on a GET request but the HTTP specification says:
A payload within a GET request message has no defined semantics;
sending a payload body on a GET request might cause some existing
implementations to reject the request.
When you try to make the same request with Postman, you are experiencing it "rejecting" the request. In this case, the rejection comes in the form of it converting to a POST request instead.
It would be appropriate to include a JSON payload on a POST request, but since it looks like you are trying to GET information you should move the data to the URL instead.
For example:
https://dev.ga.coach/intervention/012ab3/6/:getworse/
This will require you change your server-side code (which you, presumably, can do since you said I'm developing the rest-apis) to read the data from the new location.
I'm trying to execute example from here: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-pro/gs_PayPalPaymentsPro/
curl -s --insecure https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/nvp -d "USER=platfo_1255077030_biz_api1.gmail.com&PWD=1255077037&SIGNATURE=Abg0gYcQyxQvnf2HDJkKtA-p6pqhA1k-KTYE0Gcy1diujFio4io5Vqjf&METHOD=DoDirectPayment&VERSION=78&PAYMENTACTION=SALE&AMT=5&ACCT=4660997962602322&CREDITCARDTYPE=VISA&CVV2=176&FIRSTNAME=James&LASTNAME=Smith&STREET=FirstStreet&CITY=SanJose&STATE=CA&ZIP=95131&COUNTRYCODE=US&EXPDATE=092015"
Documentation says:
Request method, format Response format
HTTP GET Name/value pairs JSON
But I receives:
TIMESTAMP=2015%2d01%2d30T12%3a14%3a08Z&CORRELATIONID=474de7dae8e82&ACK=Success&VERSION=78&BUILD=15009693&AMT=5%2e00&CURRENCYCODE=USD&AVSCODE=X&CVV2MATCH=M&TRANSACTIONID=93V64243P1844913T
Why? How to get json response?
I tried to set:
VERSION=95
but didn't help.
As document states the paypal NVP api doesn't straight away provide json response.
The way attained to process the response goes like below,
In PHP
parse_str($response,$responseArray);
$jsonResponse = json_encode($responseArray);
helped me to get the array from the response string and in turn converted to json.
Edit : you first need to decode the urlencoded string.
For that
$response = urldecode($response);
Before parsing the response to array.
While I do see the documentation you quoted (from https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-pro/gs_PayPalPaymentsPro/), I think it's flat-out wrong.
I don't believe the classic PayPal APIs support JSON (except Adaptive Payments, which was written later # PayPal & is thus a bit more modern in some ways, including the JSON support).
See https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/api/gs_PayPalAPIs/, which describes the headers taht you can use to request JSON from the Adaptive APIs but clarifies that the other classic APIs don't support it.
I need to post a json data and it's parameter to REST API. I know there might be some issues when using json in cross domain, but I tried using mozilla addon "http requester" and using "php-curl" and getting result in a json format as {"success":false}.
Is there any way to inspect the REST API using json data? If so please provide me some example to pass a json data to a REST API using a parameter.
If you have curl installed, at the command line you can do:
curl -d "{\"success\": false}" http://path/to/api?param=value