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To use HttpParams , you need to import it first as shown below. import { HttpClient,HttpParams } from '@angular/common/http'; Then create an instance of the HttpParams class.
Passing multiple parameters to Http get request We have to pass page & per_page parameters to the list of users API. let queryParams = new HttpParams(); queryParams = queryParams. append("page",1); queryParams = queryParams. append("per_page",1);
Each path parameter must be substituted with an actual value when the client makes an API call. In OpenAPI, a path parameter is defined using in: path . The parameter name must be the same as specified in the path. Also remember to add required: true , because path parameters are always required.
You can make a POST request with multiple parameters. To do that, create a new HttpParams object and append the desired parameters to it.
I am using angular 2, I need to do a delete request to a backend having a path param like this
import { Http } from "@angular/http";
deletePlayer(id: string): Observable<any> {
return this.http.delete("/api/players/{id}");
}
My question is, what is the best way to pass the id path param to the http object. I've used UrlSearchParams for the query parameters but this does not seem to have an option for path params. The docu is not clear about this either.
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