Async requests
To improve user experience Echo features has been created. This allows to test asynchronous requests, add javascript files, create workers - all from one fiddle, so it is more transparent for the user reading the code.
Asynchronous requests are split to HTML, JSON, JSONP and XML. Gist and github responses are similar to the echo feature and go nicely in pair with storing fiddles in gist and github.
HTML
URL: /echo/html/
Data has to be provided via POST.
Option key | Description |
html | Data has to be provided via POST |
delay | (Optional) It’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned |
JSON
Data has to be provided via POST.
URL: /echo/json/
Option key | Descriptio |
json | JSON string representing the object jsFiddle should return. It has to be valid JSON or error will be returned |
delay | (Optional) It’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned |
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JSONP
Data has to be provided via GET. JSFiddle will respond all data given in request. It uses URL with host and protocol as it’s loaded from different domain. callback
and delay
will not be returned.
URL: https://jsfiddle.net/echo/jsonp/
Option key | Description |
callback | name of the jsonp function |
delay | (Optional) It’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned |
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XML
Data has to be provided via POST
URL: /echo/xml/
Option key | Description |
xml | Valid string representing XML code |
delay | (Optional) It’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned |
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