Request parameters object.

accept

Specifies the type of content to send in the response using the Accept HTTP header. This tells YQL what kind of data format you want returned, as well as how to parse it.

content

The body content of a POST or PUT request. This can be an object or a string. If an object is used, contentType is assumed to be application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

contentType

Specifies the content-type of the body content of a POST or PUT request.

fallbackCharsets

Overrides the list of fallback character sets, which is set to "utf-8, iso-8859-1" by default, for decoding the returned response. YQL attempts to decode the response using the character sets listed here when the response either does not specify the character set or specifies an incorrect character set that results in a failed decoding. This value may be an array of strings or one string with comma separated values.

forceCharset

Forces YQL to use the character set specified. Using this overrides both the character set specified by the response and the fallback character sets.

headers

Adds HTTP headers to the request.

jsonCompat

Set this value to 'new' to get "lossless" JSON when making a REST call to a Web service. jsonCompat: 'new' must also be set in the yqlParams object.

method

The HTTP method to use. Must be one of 'DELETE', 'GET', 'HEAD', 'POST' or 'PUT'.

oAuth

oAuth is an object with the following members:

consumer

an object with two members: key and secret

signatureMethod

must be either 'HMAC-SHA1' or 'PLAINTEXT'

token

an optional object with three optional members: key, verifier, and secret.

query

Query parameters to add to the request.

timeout

Specifies the request timeout in milliseconds. This is useful when you want to cancel requests that take longer than expected.

url

Provides a URL endpoint to query. The url scheme and host must be lower case. If you are using the default port, there must not be a port specified in the url. Querystring parameters must be defined in the query member and not part of the url string.

The response object is the only parameter.

(optional) Passes through to Y.YQL.

(optional) Passes through to Y.YQL.

Request parameters object.

accept

Specifies the type of content to send in the response using the Accept HTTP header. This tells YQL what kind of data format you want returned, as well as how to parse it.

content

The body content of a POST or PUT request. This can be an object or a string. If an object is used, contentType is assumed to be application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

contentType

Specifies the content-type of the body content of a POST or PUT request.

fallbackCharsets

Overrides the list of fallback character sets, which is set to "utf-8, iso-8859-1" by default, for decoding the returned response. YQL attempts to decode the response using the character sets listed here when the response either does not specify the character set or specifies an incorrect character set that results in a failed decoding. This value may be an array of strings or one string with comma separated values.

forceCharset

Forces YQL to use the character set specified. Using this overrides both the character set specified by the response and the fallback character sets.

headers

Adds HTTP headers to the request.

jsonCompat

Set this value to 'new' to get "lossless" JSON when making a REST call to a Web service. jsonCompat: 'new' must also be set in the yqlParams object.

matrix

Adds matrix parameters to the request.

method

The HTTP method to use. Must be one of 'DELETE', 'GET', 'HEAD', 'POST' or 'PUT'.

paths

Array of paths to append to the url.

query

Query parameters to add to the request.

timeout

Specifies the request timeout in milliseconds. This is useful when you want to cancel requests that take longer than expected.

url

Provides a URL endpoint to query.

The response object is the only parameter.

(optional) Passes through to Y.YQL.

(optional) Passes through to Y.YQL.