The method reads like this:
public IRestRequest AddFile(string name, string path, string contentType = null)
{
var f = new FileInfo(path);
var fileLength = f.Length;
return AddFile(new FileParameter
{
Name = name,
FileName = Path.GetFileName(path),
ContentLength = fileLength,
Writer = s =>
{
using (var file = new StreamReader(new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open)))
{
file.BaseStream.CopyTo(s);
}
},
ContentType = contentType
});
}I wonder if this FileStream constructor actually requires both read and write permissions:
new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open)
I think that in order to only request read access (which I assume should be enough for the purpose of adding a file to a request) you need to call this constructor instead:
new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read)
You can’t escape
You know that you can use an overload of AddFile that accepts the stream reading delegate?
Better submit a PR :smile:
restsharp seems to clean up urls automatically... how the fuck do i make it not do that. For example, working with a weird api that has a query string like this: 1m3434&1d34534&2m4353 etc. No values, only keys in the query string. Restsharp just gets rid of the keys all together
I'm having trouble with it because "Date" is a restricted header and it gets overwritten internally
@andreyIM_twitter I guess you found the reported issue already. It is not a bug but the change happened in a minor version, it is indeed an issue.
Or if it is out
I cannae find it
But it seems as tho it's been talked about for years
Hi everybody, I should have come hier first:-) I like using RestSharp a lot. But I’m missing 2 things: pluggable and chain able serializers. And hypermedia support like OData and GrapQL. Am I the only one missing these features? Is RestSharp the appropriate lib for these kind of features? Kind regards
RestSharp.Serializers.SimpleJson
cus is request to install the lastest version of the restsharp
Hi Folks, the async example on the official page just doesn't compile with the latest version: it says there is no such overload: https://restsharp.dev/getting-started/#asynchronous-calls
the problem I've is that if I use it sync it works, here's the code
public Task<ResponseItem> PerformShipmentDeleteAsync(ShipmentDeleteRequest objectRequest)
{
var client = new RestClient(settingsService.Endpoint);
var request = new RestRequest("shipment", DataFormat.Json);
request.AddHeader(Constants.XApiKey, settingsService.ApiXKey);
request.AddParameter( "text/plain",$"id={objectRequest.Id}", ParameterType.RequestBody);
var res = client.Delete(request);
return res.IsSuccessful ? Task.Factory.StartNew(() => new ResponseItem { Error = 0}) : Task.Factory.StartNew(() => new ResponseItem { Error = 1, ErrorMessage = res.ErrorMessage});
}
since the delete does not return anything but have to check on return code, if I use the DeleteAsync, it asks me for a callback
and I've not been able to find how to use it correcly
anyone can show me an example please?
Obsolete?
Hi Folks, I am using RestSharp version 106.11.4.0. I am sending file from my C# application to rest api using request.AddFile(name, path). However, I get the response as bad request. Sample code request.AddFile("00003800", @"C:\Temp\test\00003800.pdf". Any help is appreciated.Thanks!