Function serenity::http::fire

pub fn fire<T: DeserializeOwned>(req: Request) -> Result<T>

Fires off a request, deserializing the response reader via the given type bound.

If you don't need to deserialize the response and want the response instance itself, use request.

Examples

Create a new message via the RouteInfo::CreateMessage endpoint and deserialize the response into a Message:

use serenity::{
    http::{
        self,
        request::RequestBuilder,
        routing::RouteInfo,
    },
    model::channel::Message,
};

let bytes = vec![
    // payload bytes here
];
let channel_id = 381880193700069377;
let route_info = RouteInfo::CreateMessage { channel_id };

let mut request = RequestBuilder::new(route_info);
request.body(Some(&bytes));

let message = http::fire::<Message>(request.build())?;

println!("Message content: {}", message.content);