Why not adopt me?
NAME
Net::Travis::API::UA::Response - Subclass of HTTP::Tiny::UA::Response for utility methods
VERSION
version 0.001001
DESCRIPTION
This class warps extends HTTP::Tiny::UA::Response
and adds a few utility methods and features that either
- 1. Have not yet been approved for merge
- 2. Don't make sense to propagate to a general purpose HTTP User Agent.
METHODS
content_type
Returns the type/subtype
portion of the content-type
header.
Returns undef
if there was no content-type
header.
if ( $result->content_type eq 'application/json' ) {
...
}
content_type_params
Returns all parameter
parts of the content-type
header as an ArrayRef
.
Returns an empty ArrayRef
if no such parameters were sent in the content-type
header, or there was no content-type
header.
for my $header ( @{ $result->content_type_params } ) {
if ( $header =~ /^charset=(.+)/ ) {
print "A charset of $1 was specified! :D";
}
}
decoded_content
Returns ->content
after applying type specific decoding.
At present, this means everything that is not text/*
will simply yield ->content
And everything that is text/*
without a text/*;charset=someencoding
will simply yield ->content
my $foo = $result->decoded_content(); # text/* with a specified encoding interpreted properly.
Optionally, you can pass a forced encoding to apply and override smart detection.
my $foo = $result->decoded_content('utf-8'); # type specific encodings ignored, utf-8 forced.
content_json
Returns a the data decoded from JSON.
Returns undef
if the data
->content_json() # decodes automatically as per applicable encoding
# or returns undef if its not application/json
->content_json(undef) # Forces decoding as json, but defers the text encoding
# method to use either utf-8 or an encoding specified
# by a ;charset= parameter.
->content_json('utf-8') # Forces decoding as json, and forces the text decoding to utf-
ATTRIBUTES
json
Optional.
A JSON Object for decoding JSON
AUTHOR
Kent Fredric <kentfredric@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Kent Fredric <kentfredric@gmail.com>.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.