SetlX Addons

This repository contains my addons to the SetlX interpreter.

HTTP (work in progress)

The setlX-http addon defines functions for making HTTP requests in SetlX. Under the hood, it uses OkHttp and JSON-java. You can find a prebuilt version of the addon under the release tab of this repository.

Dependencies

• Gradle
• Java 1.7+

Build instructions

Before building, make sure to install the org.randoom.setlx:setlX-core:2.6.0 package to your local maven repository. This can be done by running mvn clean install in the interpreter directory of the SetlX repository. In the code snippet below, replace the string $setlXJarDirectory with the value that is assigned to the variable setlXJarDirectory in your SetlX start script. In order to install the addons, open a shell in the directory where setlx-addons has been installed. Then, building the addons is achieved with the following commands:

• cd http
• gradle clean fatJar
• cp build/libs/setlX-http.jar $setlXJarDirectory

This will make the functions http_get and http_getJson available in your SetlX interpreter.

Usage example

url := "https://api.ipify.org/";
ip := http_get(url);
print("My IP address is ", ip);

url := "https://api.spotify.com/v1/search?type=track&query=Afraid%20of%20heights";
data := http_getJson(url);
track := data["tracks"]["items"][1];
artist := track["artists"][1];
trackName := track["name"];
artistName := artist["name"];
trackDuration := track["duration_ms"];
trackPreview := track["preview_url"];
print("The song $trackName$ by $artistName$ has a duration of $trackDuration$ milliseconds.");
print("You can listen to a preview of it on $trackPreview$");