Network

Synchronous network methods for flows.

openURL | Open URL

Open a URL in the default browser.

@param {string} myurl URL

Example: Quick Start Script

getHtml | Request URL (Synchronous Method)

Simple HTTP request, returns the HTML text response.

@param {string} url URL, GET method

@param {object} headersJson request headers JSON object

@returns {string} response text

postJson | Submit JSON

POST a JSON to the specified API URL, the most common network interface method.

@param {string} url API URL

@param {object} msgJson JSON object

@param {object} headersJson request headers JSON object

@param {string} method e.g. GET, POST, PUT, DELETE or HEAD

@returns

Example: Ops Message Phone Notification.js

postJsonFile | Submit JSON File

POST a JSON file to the specified API URL, suitable for large JSON content.

@param {string} url API URL

@param {string} msgJsonFile JSON file path

@param {object} headersJson request headers JSON object

@param {string} method e.g. GET, POST, PUT, DELETE or HEAD

@returns

Example: GPT Image Analysis Example.js

downloadFile | Download File

Download a file from the network to a local path.

@param {string} fileUrl URL

@param {string} filename local file path

@param {object} headersJson request headers JSON object

sendMail | Send Email

• Send email. Note: this method is asynchronous, please refer to the demo.
• @param {string} to recipient address
• @param {string} subject email subject
• @param {string} content email content; plain text, use '\n' for line breaks
• @param {string} host SMTP server address (e.g.: smtp.qq.com)
• @param {number} port server port, default 465
• @param {string} user authentication info (username), usually the sender email address
• @param {string} pass authentication info (password)
• @returns

Example: Send Email.js