Add POST, PUT, DELETE, and multipart endpoints #6
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January 27, 2015 22:53
Some endpoints (event in particular) require /endpoint/{id}/endpoints
or /endpoint/{id}/endpoint/{id2} structure - this update allows for
that. Additionally there is a first attempt at allowing post data
(currently erroring about endpoint)
Post functions work, though currently it generates a post for every endpoint, whether or not it needs one.
Simplified overall structure of function generation, added ability to Put and Delete records. Should be backwards compatible (no method arg assumes GET)
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Not sure if this is still being maintained, but in case there's interest I've added the ability to POST, PUT, or DELETE though an additional argument to the function (no arg assumes GET). I also added in access to some of the more complicated multipart endpoints, specifically those related to events (like event/{id}/beer/{id}).