Removes repetition from method attributes and fixes failing specs

[alexandru-calinoiu]

Now on master:

    public interface IDummyHttpApi
    {
        [Get("/foo/bar/{id}")]
        Task<string> FetchSomeStuff(int id);

        [Get("/foo/bar/{id}?baz=bamf")]
        Task<string> FetchSomeStuffWithHardcodedQueryParameter(int id);
    }

With this pull request

    public interface IDummyHttpApi
    {
        [Get("/bar/{id}")]
        Task<string> FetchSomeStuff(int id);

        [Get("/bar/{id}?baz=bamf")]
        Task<string> FetchSomeStuffWithHardcodedQueryParameter(int id);
    }

    RestService.For<IDummyHttpApi>("http://api.com/foo")

It will spare you from writting /api/v1 on all your endpoints, making it easier to update to a new api version.

[anaisbetts]

Hey @Balauru, it's hard to see what's changed because your editor changed the style - can you fix this up? Here's a motivating example:

public void FooBar() 
{
    try {
        if (foo == "bar") {
            baz();
        } else {
            bamf()
        }
    } catch (Exception ohNoes) {
        Console.WriteLine(ohNoes);
    }
}

You don't need to close and resubmit or anything, just push another commit and it will show up here

[alexandru-calinoiu]

Done @paulcbetts

Any reference to the code style you are using here, looks a lot like java instead of the usual .net developer use.

[alexandru-calinoiu]

The change is in the RequestBuilderImplementation class I've update the 2 factory methods to receive a basePath param, the rest of the change are cosmetic and tests

[carl-berg]

This seems to be the same issue as #34 ...

[alexandru-calinoiu]

Yes, this is my proposed solution.

[carl-berg]

I like it 👍
In my case we have a rest api that is hosted as a localhost site in development and as a virtual app under a root site in production and with the current refit implementation we can't simply use different base addresses but would have to have two different api-interfaces. This would solve it.

[anaisbetts]

Looks good, I like it! Thanks @Balauru!