save_response: Write out a captured response
In nealrichardson/httptest: A Test Environment for HTTP Requests
View source: R/capture-requests.R
save_response R Documentation
Write out a captured response
Description
Write out a captured response
Usage
save_response(response, simplify = TRUE)
Arguments
response
An 'httr' response object
simplify
logical: if TRUE (default), JSON responses with status 200
and a supported Content-Type
will be written as just the text of the response body. In all other cases,
and when simplify is FALSE, the "response" object will be written out to
a .R file using base::dput().
Value
The character file name that was written out
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View source: R/capture-requests.R
| save_response | R Documentation |
Write out a captured response
Description
Write out a captured response
Usage
save_response(response, simplify = TRUE)
Arguments
response |
An 'httr' |
simplify |
logical: if |
Value
The character file name that was written out
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