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Transport example
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Transport example
editThis page demonstrates how to use the low level transport to send requests.
public class MyRequestParameters : RequestParameters
{
public bool Pretty
{
get => Q<bool>("pretty");
init => Q("pretty", value);
}
}
// ...
var body = """
{
"name": "my-api-key",
"expiration": "1d",
"...": "..."
}
""";
MyRequestParameters requestParameters = new()
{
Pretty = true
};
var pathAndQuery = requestParameters.CreatePathWithQueryStrings("/_security/api_key",
client.ElasticsearchClientSettings);
var endpointPath = new EndpointPath(Elastic.Transport.HttpMethod.POST, pathAndQuery);
// Or, if the path does not contain query parameters:
// new EndpointPath(Elastic.Transport.HttpMethod.POST, "my_path")
var response = await client.Transport
.RequestAsync<StringResponse>(
endpointPath,
PostData.String(body),
null,
null,
cancellationToken: default)
.ConfigureAwait(false);