Making requests

To make a request, there's a method called request available in every session or engine instance using Blurr. It accepts a JavaScript object as an argument to support compatibility with JSON and make it web-friendly.

The following is an example:

let response = await blurr.request({
    operation: "createDataframe",
    dict: { 
        id: [0, 1, 2, 3],
        value: [1.5, 2.25, 11, 12.5]
    },
    saveTo: "df"
});

We used await to wait for the value of the promise. The.then() method can be used as well. Either way, depending on the request, you may get the same response – either a complete response or a status of what was changed. If we check the content of response after running the previous code, we'll get the following result:

{
    status...