Hi Thanos,

I know your question was already answered, but I thought I would suggest you take a look at https://metacpan.org/pod/Mojo::UserAgent.

The entire Mojolicious project is excellent and worth taking a look.

It's very easy to create REST services with Mojolicious, but the UserAgent is also fantastic and a pleasure to work with.

For example, here are a couple of requests with different auth types. These examples are from the page I linked.

# Quick JSON API request with Basic authentication
my $value = $ua->get('https://sri:t3st@example.com/test.json')->result
+->json;
 
# JSON POST (application/json) with TLS certificate authentication
my $tx = $ua->cert('tls.crt')->key('tls.key')
  ->post('https://example.com' => json => {top => 'secret'});

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Best,

Jim

In reply to Re: How to pass credentials through REST::Client by jimpudar
in thread How to pass credentials through REST::Client by thanos1983

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