golem-make-http-request-ts

To make HTTP requests from TypeScript Golem agents, use the built-in WASM-supported fetch API for outgoing calls, then parse responses asynchronously using methods like json() or text() while preserving Golem durability.

Handle non-2xx HTTP responses in Golem by applying status-code keyed retry policies to transparently resend failed requests, or wrap application-level status checks in atomically() for custom retry logic.

Yes, you can use the standard fetch API for outgoing requests in WASM. The Golem TypeScript runtime supports fetch natively, allowing you to perform GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE workflows safely.

Call other Golem agent endpoints by sending JSON objects with parameter-name keys in the request body. This maps the JSON payload correctly for Golem endpoint execution and response handling.

Golem HTTP requests fail during response parsing if async patterns are skipped. Always await response parsing methods like text(), json(), or arrayBuffer() to correctly read status, headers, and body data.

Golem supports retry strategies for failed external API calls by using durability features. Configure status-code keyed retry policies for automatic resends, or use atomically() for complex application-level error checks.