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Parameters should be Map<String, Any?>

See original GitHub issue

In my opinion, the parameter argument in the httpGet(),httpPost() ect. should be of type Map<String, Any?>.

Kotlin allows you, to convert List<Pair>> to Map like this:

val myMap = parameters.toMap()

Why not use Map instead of List<Pair>?

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monareziocommented, Jul 19, 2018

While, debugging my application, I found out another reason, why to implement this feature

Headers are currently of type MutableMap, while the behaviour of MutableMap is insufficient for the behavioural purposes of http headers.

Multiple headers with the same name is allowed in the HTTP spec, section 4.2

As it is mentioned in this issue

While headers can have more identical ‘keys’, I think http request parameters can not.

If I get time today, I will comment bellow more reasons to why to use Map/MutableMap instead of List<Pair>. But I think @Fibonacci- stated a good point.

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markGilchristcommented, Jul 19, 2018

Request.kt line 28

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