I am using a simple JSON decode and encode (following from examples at
elm-tutorial <https://www.elm-tutorial.org/en/>), but I'm clearly missing
something.
The *db.json* file has the simple structure
{
"plrs": {
"ixd": "FF",
"name": "Frank",
"level": 3
}
}
.. and I decode that successfully into an Elm object with an HTTP Get: from
*http://localhost:3000/db.
*The Elm object holding the data has the type* Roster.*
When I encode it, and try to save it with an HTTP Send (to the identical
URL), I get a *File Not Found 404* error.
Do I need to tweak the URL for sending the data back, or would a mistake in
my Encoding code (quite a possibility) cause this to happen?
I'm running this as Administrator in case there are any permission issues.
I am using the code in the tutorial to create the HTTP request, as follows:
savePlayerRequest : Roster -> Http.Request Roster
savePlayerRequest roster =
Http.request
{ body = plrsEncoder roster |> Http.jsonBody
, expect = Http.expectJson plrsDecoder
, headers = []
, method = "PATCH"
, timeout = Nothing
, url = savePlayerUrl
, withCredentials = False
}
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