
As of revision 71818, we ported the first four Eiffel cURL examples from [1]. You can find them located at $EIFFEL_SRC\examples\cURL folder.
If ever you want to provide other example, feel free to post them here or contact me directly at larryl@eiffel.com .
Examples:
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Simple
class APPLICATION create make feature -- Initialization make is -- Run application. local l_result: INTEGER do print ("Eiffel cURL simple example.%N") curl_handle := curl_easy.init if curl_handle /= default_pointer then -- First we specify which URL we would like to download. curl_easy.setopt_string (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_url, "www.google.com") -- After `perform' has been called, the remote HTML source is printed in the console. l_result := curl_easy.perform (curl_handle) -- Always cleanup curl_easy.cleanup (curl_handle) end end feature {NONE} -- Implementation curl_easy: CURL_EASY_EXTERNALS is -- cURL easy externals once create Result end curl_handle: POINTER; -- cURL handle
This example will retrieve the HTML source from Google and then print the fetched html code to the console. This is the simplest way to download a source from a URL.
Result console output:
Http_post
class APPLICATION create make feature -- Initialization make is -- Run application. local l_result: INTEGER do print ("Eiffel cURL http post example.%N") curl_handle := curl_easy.init if curl_handle /= default_pointer then -- First set the URL that is about to receive our POST. This URL can -- just as well be a https:// URL if that is what should receive the -- data. curl_easy.setopt_string (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_url, "<a href="http://postit.example.com/moo.cgi%5C%22)%0A
" class="external free" title="http://postit.example.com/moo.cgi%5C%22)%0A
">http://postit.example.com/moo.cgi%5C%22)%0A
</a>; -- Now specify the POST data curl_easy.setopt_string (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_postfields, "name=daniel&project=curl") -- Perform the request, `l_result' will get the return code l_result := curl_easy.perform (curl_handle) -- Always cleanup curl_easy.cleanup (curl_handle) end end feature {NONE} -- Implementation curl_easy: CURL_EASY_EXTERNALS is -- cURL easy externals once create Result end curl_handle: POINTER; -- cURL handle
This example posts something to target recipient page. The key is specify the URL to post to and any post name/value pairs.
Get_in_memory
class APPLICATION create make feature -- Initialization make is -- Run application. local l_result: INTEGER l_curl_string: CURL_STRING do print ("Eiffel cURL get in memory example.%N") create l_curl_string.make_empty curl.global_init -- Init the curl session curl_handle := curl_easy.init -- Specify URL to get curl_easy.setopt_string (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_url, "<a href="http://www.google.com%5C%22)%0A
" class="external free" title="http://www.google.com%5C%22)%0A
">http://www.google.com%5C%22)%0A
</a>; -- Send all data to default Eiffel curl write function curl_easy.set_write_function (curl_handle) -- We pass our `l_curl_string''s object id to the callback function */ curl_easy.setopt_integer (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_writedata, l_curl_string.object_id) -- Get it! l_result := curl_easy.perform (curl_handle) -- Cleanup curl stuff curl_easy.cleanup (curl_handle) --Now, our `l_curl_string' contains the remote html source codes. --Do something nice with it! if not l_curl_string.is_empty then print ("Remote html source got. Size is: " + l_curl_string.count.out + ". ") end --You don't need to be aware of memory management issue since Eiffel will handle all of them for you. curl.global_cleanup end feature {NONE} -- Implementation curl: CURL_EXTERNALS is -- cURL externals once create Result end curl_easy: CURL_EASY_EXTERNALS is -- cURL easy externals once create Result end curl_string: CURL_STRING -- String used by Eiffel cURL library. curl_handle: POINTER; -- cURL handle
This example will retrieve the HTML source from Google and then write it into an Eiffel STRING object. This example will download the HTML source to Eiffel string object only.
The key is first we specify the cURL "write data" with `l_curl_string's object id. Then we can continue to download the HTML source into `l_curl_string'.
Result console output:
Debug
class APPLICATION create make feature -- Initialization make is -- Run application. local l_result: INTEGER do print ("Eiffel cURL debug example.%N") curl_handle := curl_easy.init if curl_handle /= default_pointer then curl_easy.set_debug_function (curl_handle) -- The DEBUGFUNCTION has no effect until we enable VERBOSE curl_easy.setopt_integer (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_verbose, 1) curl_easy.setopt_string (curl_handle, {CURL_OPT_CONSTANTS}.curlopt_url, "www.google.com") l_result := curl_easy.perform (curl_handle) -- Always cleanup curl_easy.cleanup (curl_handle) end end feature {NONE} -- Implementation curl_easy: CURL_EASY_EXTERNALS is -- cURL easy externals once create Result end curl_handle: POINTER; -- cURL handle
This example shows how to use the debug facilities of cURL.
The key is once we enabled cURL debug option, we can found all kinds of detailed send and receive information in console output.
Result console output:
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