Working with a "REST" API today the error response was
{errorCode:1, error:"Error message"}
For the people who haven't had coffee yet, the quotes for errorCode and error are missing so it isn't a proper JSON. I think it actually took some effort to make it like this instead of proper JSON.
Working with a "REST" API today the error response was
{errorCode:1, error:"Error message"}For the people who haven't had coffee yet, the quotes for
errorCodeanderrorare missing so it isn't a proper JSON. I think it actually took some effort to make it like this instead of proper JSON.Useeval()I am not sure what that does... I am writing the Android client (using Kotlin), the server code is written in PHP :)
Oh,
that’s a valid object in JS, so if you would work in JS and put it in an eval function, it’d return the object.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD NEVER USE EVAL. IT’S VERY UNSAFE.