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How do I open it?[DOUBLEPOST=1566330649][/DOUBLEPOST]I opened the folder, there's no start or anything...
 

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Some friendly suggestions.....

Remove pointless comments like "Surround with an try statement to prevent errors from logging and crashing the software"

Reword comments like this "Transform the Json into a payload, specifying it's json", they are very confusing to read (this one specifically is also affected by second point)

Use better names, "HTTP" and "Json" are very vague

"public string MakeRequest(string url, string jsonContent)" should be static, then change
"
HTTP req = new HTTP();
req.MakeRequest(...);
"
to "HTTP.MakeRequest(...);"
 

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Some friendly suggestions.....

Remove pointless comments like "Surround with an try statement to prevent errors from logging and crashing the software"

Reword comments like this "Transform the Json into a payload, specifying it's json", they are very confusing to read (this one specifically is also affected by second point)

Use better names, "HTTP" and "Json" are very vague

"public string MakeRequest(string url, string jsonContent)" should be static, then change
"
HTTP req = new HTTP();
req.MakeRequest(...);
"
to "HTTP.MakeRequest(...);"
Thank you for the suggestion! Will edit what you pointed out. As for the comments it's just to ease the reading for absolute beginners.
 

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Seems interesting I'll make sure to try it out.
 

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Good job with this, would be a good use case for server owners wanting to make announcements or send info messages.
 
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