Question: How do I do HTTP? #100
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You may need to poll the response (future.Subscribe + Poll) instead of simply waiting.
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@jsturtevant posted this sample in #98 that uses PollWasiEventLoopUntilResolved. It also appears that HttpClient API can be used. That would be amazing. Going to try out https://github.com/jsturtevant/csharp-components-demos/blob/main/console/Program.cs
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Yup, If you are doing outbound http HttpClient should work!
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I've been attempting to make an HTTP request, but have been unsuccessful. I create this branch with my attempt. To reproduce, checkout my branch and run
pwsh samples\calculator\run.ps1.It feels like the HTTP call is never actually executing.