How to use request_call method of Excon Package

Best Vcr_ruby code snippet using Excon.request_call

idempotent.rb

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...11 :retry_interval,12 :retry_limit13 ]14 end15 def request_call(datum)16 datum[:retries_remaining] ||= datum[:retry_limit]17 @stack.request_call(datum)18 end19 def error_call(datum)20 if datum[:idempotent]21 if datum.has_key?(:request_block)22 if datum[:request_block].respond_to?(:rewind)23 datum[:request_block].rewind24 else25 Excon.display_warning('Excon requests with a :request_block must implement #rewind in order to be :idempotent.')26 datum[:idempotent] = false27 end28 end29 if datum.has_key?(:response_block) && datum[:response_block].respond_to?(:rewind)30 datum[:response_block].rewind31 end32 if datum.has_key?(:pipeline)33 Excon.display_warning("Excon requests can not be :idempotent when pipelining.")34 datum[:idempotent] = false35 end36 end37 if datum[:idempotent] && datum[:retry_errors].any? {|ex| datum[:error].kind_of?(ex) } && datum[:retries_remaining] > 138 sleep(datum[:retry_interval]) if datum[:retry_interval]39 # reduces remaining retries, reset connection, and restart request_call40 datum[:retries_remaining] -= 141 connection = datum.delete(:connection)42 valid_keys = Set.new(connection.valid_request_keys(datum[:middlewares]))43 datum.select! {|key, _| valid_keys.include?(key) }44 connection.request(datum)45 else46 @stack.error_call(datum)47 end48 end49 end50 end51end...

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escape_path.rb

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1module Excon2 module Middleware3 class EscapePath < Excon::Middleware::Base4 def request_call(datum)5 # make sure path is encoded, prevent double encoding6 datum[:path] = Excon::Utils.escape_uri(Excon::Utils.unescape_uri(datum[:path]))7 @stack.request_call(datum)8 end9 end10 end11end...

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request_call

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1Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')2Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')3Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')4Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')5Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')6Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')7Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')8Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')9Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')10Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')11Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')12Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')13Excon.request_call(:method => :get, :path => '/')

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request_call

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1Excon.request_call({2 :headers => {3 }4})5Excon.new('http://www.example.com').request({6 :headers => {7 }8})92.rb:4:in `request': undefined method `request' for Excon:Class (NoMethodError)10Excon.new('https://myserver:9000', ssl_verify_peer: false, ssl_ca_path: '/etc/ssl/certs').request({11 :headers => {12 }13})

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request_call

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1response = Excon.get('http://www.google.com')2response = Excon.post('http://www.google.com')3response = Excon.put('http://www.google.com')4response = Excon.delete('http://www.google.com')5response = Excon.head('http://www.google.com')6response = Excon.patch('http://www.google.com')7response = Excon.options('http://www.google.com')8response = Excon.trace('http://www.google.com')9response = Excon.connect('http://www.google.com')

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request_call

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1conn = Excon.new('http://localhost:3000')2response = conn.request_call(3 headers: {4 },5 body: {6 user: {

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request_call

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1Excon.request_call("http://www.google.com")2 def self.request_call(url)3 uri = URI(url)4 Net::HTTP.get(uri)5Excon.request_call("http://www.google.com")

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