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introduction
In this article, we investigated Net :: HTTP’s use in Ruby to send HTTP requests with custom parameters and titles.
Parameters Net :: With HTTP
Net :: HTTP offers a “parameter” method that allows you to set key pairs for your request. Here’s an example:
`Ruby
Require ‘net/http’
Set URL and titles in our request
url = ‘
headlines = {‘authority’ => ‘Barerer your_bearer_Key’, ‘Content type’ => ‘Application/JSON’}
Create a new http request object with parameter
req = net :: http.new (URL, 443)
req.use_ssl = True
params = {
‘key1’ => ‘value1’,
‘Key2’ => ‘Value2’
}
Set the titles and parameters of our request
req.set_param (‘param1’, params [: key1])
req.Set_header (‘param2’, titles [: Authorization])
Send a request with custom titles and parameters
res = req.get
put in res. —
`
headings net :: http
Net :: HTTP also offers a set_header method that allows you to place your request for certain titles. Here’s an example:
`Ruby
Require ‘net/http’
Set our request URL, headlines and parameters
url = ‘
headlines = {‘authority’ => ‘Barerer your_bearer_Key’, ‘Content type’ => ‘Application/JSON’}
params = {
‘key1’ => ‘value1’,
‘Key2’ => ‘Value2’
}
Create a new HTTP request object with titles and parameters
req = net :: http.new (URL, 443)
req.use_ssl = True
Set the titles in our request
Req.Set_header (‘X-User Agent’, ‘My Ruby App’)
Req.Set_header (‘Content Type’, ‘Application/JSON’)
Send a request with custom titles
res = req.get
put in res. —
`
Example Operating Case: Parameters and Titles Using Net :: HTTP
Here is an example of how you can use the network:
`Ruby
Require ‘net/http’
Def Get_Binance_Data (Key, Value)
Set the Binance Application URL
url = ‘
Create a http request object with titles and parameters
req = net :: http.new (URL, 443)
req.use_ssl = True
params = {
‘Symbol’ => key,
‘border’ => value
}
Set the titles in our request
headlines = {‘authority’ => ‘Barerer your_bearer_Key’, ‘Content type’ => ‘Application/JSON’}
Send a request with custom titles and parameters
res = req.get
Put “Binance Price: #{Res.body}”
end
Key = ‘BTC/USD’
Value = 1000.0
Get_Binance_Data (Key, Value)
`
Note that this is just a basic example of how the network :: HTTP Ruby app to transfer parameters and titles to your requests. In practice, you may need to deal with errors, authentication and other advanced features, depending on your special case.
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