Oscar Spencer

What do you mean?

Yes, that's true. I see what you mean. I'm sort of against having an automated process/script to do it since it's unstable and only works for JS because of a...

Once we do the breaking changes to make bindgen work, we'll definitely have it automated for as many languages as possible.

In JS, the result of an HTTP request is a custom `HttpResponse` class, with methods `text()` to get the body as a string, `json()` for JSON, and `arrayBuffer()` for an...

@flaki Sorry I wasn't more direct about it—https://github.com/suborbital/javy/pull/16 is required to make this work. Running into some build issues over there but once that's resolved that'll be in.

@flaki Updated to use a string.

All of the `getField` stuff has already been implemented, so I'm not quite sure what you mean! The issue you linked is unrelated, since `getField` is used for accessing information...

Yeah, exactly.

Headers for an HTTP request can be provided by adding each header to the end of the request URL in the form of `:::`.

I hadn't really thought about it—this was _mostly_ for one-off auth (if you couldn't use Atmo's auth handling), though there might be some use cases where it'd be useful for...