1.3.0

New features

HttpPoem, a new way to perform HTTP requests with even less code

HttpPoem allows you to perform HTTP request with an HttpPoet as a context.

poet.poem {
  def todos = get '/todos', [author: 'au@thor.me']
  post '/todos', [title: 'new post', author: 'me@myself.me']
}

History: keep track of requests made

The history allows you to retrieve information about past requests/responses

def todos = poet.get "todos"
if (poet.history.last().isSuccessful()) {
  process(todos) 
} 

Multipart file requests

Added support of multipart requests

Example

poet.post("/upload-file", contentType: ContentType.MULTIPART_FORM,
    body: [file: new FormData(value: new File('some.file'), contentType: ContentType.BINARY)])

Major changes

Deprecated PrintingHttpPoet. You should now use the ConsolePrintingInterceptor instead, which does the same thing

poet.addInterceptor(new ConsolePrintingInterceptor(printFullUrl: false))
// now perform your requests, they will be printed

Other changes

• added default query parameters
• added RateLimitInterceptor an interceptor waiting for the limit to finish when being rate limited
• unescaped json when printing it
• added error response handlers