helloworldgnu / reqwest_cpp

Provide c/c++to call rust's reqwest library using ffi mode

Usage

Example in dir gui, Used qt. in c++ you need link reqwest_cpp and client. in c you need link client,you must pay attention to releasing resources and double free in c++ you can send http request like this:

#include "wrappers.hpp"
...

try{
    auto cb = ffi::ClientBuilder::New();
    auto headerMap = ffi::HeaderMap::New();
    headerMap->insert("default","value");
    if (!clinet){
        clinet = ffi::ClientBuilder::New()
        ->user_agent("Rust/1.0.0")
        ->default_headers(headerMap)
        ->default_headers({{"de","he"}})
        ->redirect(10)
        //->proxy(ffi::proxy::http("http://192.168.1.37:8888"))
        ->timeout(nullptr)
        ->build();
    }
    ffi::Response* resp = clinet
        ->get("http://192.168.1.29:8023/c9/xx")
        ->basic_auth("admin","password")
        ->header("Test1","abv")
        ->header("Test2","abv")
        ->query({{"3","4"},{"5","6"}})
        ->body("123456")
        //->json({{"name","markrenChina"}})
        //->json("{\"test\":123}")
        //->file_body("rest_client.log")
        ->timeout(1000)
        ->send();
    auto headermap2 = resp->headers();
    //headmap2->get("content-type");
    std::cout << headermap2->get("content-type") << std::endl;
    std::cout << headermap2->keys() << std::endl;
    std::cout << headermap2->values() << std::endl;
    //std::string body = resp->text_and_destroy();
    //std::cout << body << std::endl;
    headermap2->destroy();
    ffi::Bytes::ptr b = resp->bytes_and_destroy();
}catch (const ffi::WrapperException& e){
    std::cout << e.what() << std::endl;
}