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Body handling for get and delete methods

See original GitHub issue

Currently Frisbee converts body into a query string for get and delete methods. That’s weird because it’s an artificial limitation and there is no way to workaround it. On the other hand it requires additional tooling to add a query string to an url.

I propose to bring get and delete methods in line with the rest of methods and introduce a params option, that will stringify params and add it to url. I would be happy to send PRs!

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Created 5 years ago
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niftylettucecommented, Jun 3, 2019

v3.0.0 is released which fixes this issue 🎉

npm install frisbee@latest

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niftylettucecommented, Jun 3, 2019

I’ve fixed this and it will be released in v3.0.0 later today.

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