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That's how it's currently implemented: http://178.62.217.148/records/333?ids=2007HABE01&ids=2007WEIN01

I still need to implement a better way to pass in several ids, probably using one comma separated parameter.

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Could do it the standard Rails way of id[]=foo&id[]=bar&id[]=foobar

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Maybe take a look at https://github.com/rustless/queryst/

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Once your rust api becomes a bit more stable, maybe it makes sense to write a Ruby client for it...

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Could do it the standard Rails way of id[]=foo&id[]=bar&id[]=foobar

Nice, I totally forgot how Rails does it. But I fear that I'll run into another issue: A URL with too many characters. Most browsers seem to support 2000 characters. This would only allow for about 130 ids (2000 / 15). This limitation might not be a problem outside of a browser, but I don't want to stress it. What other options are there when using GET? Custom headers?

Maybe take a look at https://github.com/rustless/queryst/

Thanks for the link!

Once your rust api becomes a bit more stable, maybe it makes sense to write a Ruby client for it...

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You could encode the query in the request body rather than in the query params... Not 100% sure if that works for GET or only POST.

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