RPC calls via Webinterface #1483
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The reason is, that I cannot supply the type "ServiceCall" for the parameter "info". Now, Api.py::call also accepts a dict as input parameter.
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To start off with, if there is already a methond that I just couldn't find, please excuse me doing things for the sake of doing things :D
Forum Reference: http://forum.pyload.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4321
I could not use the interface "http://PYLOAD.ADDR/api/call".
The reason is, that I cannot supply the type "ServiceCall" for the parameter "info" via URL.
I modified Api.py::call to also accept a dict as input parameter.
Now, I can call exposed API functions with the following URI encoded object:
{"plugin":"PLUGIN", "func":"FUNCTION", "arguments":['arg1','arg2'], "parseArguments":False}
For example:
http://PYLOAD.ADDR/api/call?info=%7B"plugin"%3A"UpdateManager"%2C"func"%3A"autoreloadPlugins"%2C"arguments"%3A[]%2C"parseArguments"%3AFalse%7D
Clear text of URL parameter
{"plugin":"UpdateManager","func":"autoreloadPlugins","arguments":[],"parseArguments":False}Regards!
PS: Sooner or later, I consider adding additional content to the webinterface provided by plugins. Therefore I need to call their functions this way.