restler does a good job at parsing incoming charsets, but doesn't support declaring outgoing ones.
When I use postJson, this is the content-type line:
content-type: application/json
However, for the backend I'm trying to call, it should be instead:
content-type: application/json;charset=utf-8
Otherwise the backend assumes the JSON data is ASCII, which ruins non-English text, and emojis.
I'm happy both with having it as an option, or defaulting to setting it always to utf-8.
restler does a good job at parsing incoming charsets, but doesn't support declaring outgoing ones.
When I use postJson, this is the content-type line:
content-type: application/jsonHowever, for the backend I'm trying to call, it should be instead:
content-type: application/json;charset=utf-8Otherwise the backend assumes the JSON data is ASCII, which ruins non-English text, and emojis.
I'm happy both with having it as an option, or defaulting to setting it always to utf-8.