import requests # -- with the standard web API, the simple GET method without any path will just be rerouted to the "list_commands" # -- method. response = requests.get('http://localhost:9000') print(response.json()['response']) # -- with our custom API, we've registered one resource on the GET path, and one on the POST path. # -- these requests use different "verbs", as they are referred to. # -- both of these methods effectively do the same thing for this example, but this shows how to route requests # -- through different paths. response = requests.get('http://localhost:9000/simple_get', json={'my_arg': 'my_value'}) print(response.json()['response']) response = requests.post('http://localhost:9000/simple_post', json={'my_arg': 'my_value'}) print(response.json()['response'])
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