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io.socket.get()
Send a socket request (virtual GET) to a Sails server using Socket.IO.
io.socket.get(url, data, function (resData, jwres){
});
Usage
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|
Argument |
Type |
Details |
1 |
url |
String |
The destination URL path, e.g. "/checkout". |
2 |
data |
JSON? |
Optional request data. If provided, it will be URL-encoded and appended to url (existing query string params in url will be preserved). |
3 |
callback |
Function? |
Optional callback. If provided, it will be called when the server responds. |
Callback
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|
Argument |
Type |
Details |
1 |
resData |
JSON |
Data, if any, sent in the response from the Sails server. This is the same thing as jwres.body . |
2 |
jwres |
Dictionary |
A JSON WebSocket response, which consists of headers (a Dictionary), body (JSON), and statusCode (a Number). |
Example
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<script>
io.socket.get('/users/9', function (resData) {
});
</script>
Notes
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- Remember that you can communicate with any of your routes using socket requests.
- Need to customize request headers? Check out the slightly lower-level
io.socket.request()
method. To set custom headers for all outgoing requests, check out io.sails.headers
.
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