You have two reference part choices of the response or request: body and headers. For headers part, you can specify the header name to extract the header value.
Additionally, the header name is case-insensitive. And in this case, diagnostic information will be displayed to help you to inspect this. And you can also hover over the request variables to view the actual resolved value. Below is a sample of request variable definitions and references in an http file.
Currently, we provide a few dynamic variables which you can use in your requests. The variable names are case-sensitive. Specify new to force re-authentication and get a new token for the specified directory. Default: Reuse previous token for the specified directory from an in-memory cache.
Expired tokens are refreshed automatically. Specify top-level domain TLD to get a token for the specified government cloud, public for the public cloud, or ppe for internal testing. Domain or tenant id for the directory to sign in to. Default: Pick a directory from a drop-down or press Esc to use the home directory common for Microsoft Account.
Target Azure AD app id aka client id or domain the token should be created for aka audience or resource. Default: Reuse previous token for the specified tenantId and clientId from an in-memory cache. Restart Visual Studio Code to clear the cache. Specify appOnly to use make to use a client credentials flow to obtain a token. Comma delimited list of scopes that must have consent to allow the call to be successful. Not applicable for appOnly calls.
Domain or tenant id for the tenant to sign in to. Identifier of the application registration to use to obtain the token. Default uses an application registration created specifically for this plugin. A typical use case is for secret keys that you don't want to commit to source control. For example: Define a shell environment variable in. You can refer directly to the key e. If specified, treats envVarName as an extension setting environment variable, and uses the value of that for the lookup.
The date is formatted using Day. The offset options you can specify in timestamp and datetime are:. REST Client Extension adds the ability to control the font family, size and weight used in the response preview. You can control which part should be previewed via the rest-client.
Rest Client extension respects the proxy settings made for Visual Studio Code http. The syntax is similar with the request name definition, settingName [settingValue] , a required setting name as well as the optional setting value. Available settings are listed as following:.
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Often the proxy URL is set in an environment variable, so you can do this to use whatever proxy the system is configured to use:. Request and Response objects know about HTTP cookies, and will automatically extract and set headers for them as needed:. It's handy if you need direct access to the HTTP request. Have a look at rest-client-components: github. Released under the MIT License: www.
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