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http-post

v0.1.1

Published

Shortcut method similar to http.get() for HTTP POST requests with support for data and files

Downloads

1,089

Readme

http-post

This utility extends the funcationlity of the 'http' library in stock node.js. It returns a post request function in a very similar way to node's http.get().

In the same style as http.get(), this function calls req.end() automatically

Installing

npm install http-post

Usage

http-post(options, data[, files[, callback]])

or

http-post(options, data[, callback])

options

Options are the same as the ones for http.request() except method will always be forced to POST. Note that options can be replaced with the full URI of the request similar to http.get allowing for even greater flexiblity in your post requests.

data

Data should be key/value pairs of form data. This does not handle file data, see the files option below for more information on uploading files.

var data = {
	name: "Sam",
	email: "[email protected]",
	gender: "m",
	languages: [
		"C",
		"C++",
		"Java",
		"JavaScript",
		"PHP",
		"Python"
	]
}

Pass it an empty array if you do not need to send any form data.

files

TBA

callback

Callback is the same from http.request(). It accepts an instance of http.ClientResponce that has been created during the time of the request.

Return

Returns an instance of http.ClientRequest

Examples

Setting up

var http = require('http');
http.post = require('http-post');

Posting data

http.post('http://localhost/postscript.php', { name: 'Sam', email: '[email protected]' }, function(res){
	response.setEncoding('utf8');
	res.on('data', function(chunk) {
		console.log(chunk);
	});
});

License

The MIT License