| Safe Haskell | None |
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| Language | Haskell2010 |
Web.Twitter.Conduit.Request
Documentation
type HasParam (label :: Symbol) (paramType :: *) (params :: [Param Symbol *]) = ParamType label params ~ paramType Source #
data APIRequest (supports :: [Param Symbol *]) responseType Source #
API request. You should use specific builder functions instead of building this directly.
For example, if there were a SampleApi type and a builder function which named sampleApiRequest.
type SampleId =IntegersampleApiRequest ::APIRequestSampleApi [SampleId] sampleApiRequest =APIRequest"GET" "https://api.twitter.com/sample/api.json" [] type SampleApi = '[ "count" ':= Integer , "max_id" ':= Integer ]
We can obtain request params from :APIRequest SampleApi [SampleId]
>>>sampleApiRequest ^. params[]
The second type parameter of the APIRequest represents the allowed parameters for the APIRequest.
For example, sampleApiRequest has 2 Integer parameters, that is "count" and "max_id".
You can update those parameters by label lenses (#count and #max_id respectively)
>>>(sampleApiRequest & #count ?~ 100 & #max_id ?~ 1234567890) ^. params[("max_id",PVInteger {unPVInteger = 1234567890}),("count",PVInteger {unPVInteger = 100})]>>>(sampleApiRequest & #count ?~ 100 & #max_id ?~ 1234567890 & #count .~ Nothing) ^. params[("max_id",PVInteger {unPVInteger = 1234567890})]
Constructors
| APIRequest | |
| APIRequestMultipart | |
| APIRequestJSON | |
Instances
| Show (APIRequest apiName responseType) Source # | |
Defined in Web.Twitter.Conduit.Request Methods showsPrec :: Int -> APIRequest apiName responseType -> ShowS # show :: APIRequest apiName responseType -> String # showList :: [APIRequest apiName responseType] -> ShowS # | |
| Parameters (APIRequest supports responseType) Source # | |
Defined in Web.Twitter.Conduit.Request Associated Types type SupportParameters (APIRequest supports responseType) :: [Param Symbol Type] Source # | |
| type SupportParameters (APIRequest supports responseType) Source # | |
Defined in Web.Twitter.Conduit.Request | |