Support for "weird" urls

[gervaso]

I'm trying to use slumber with the openbravo erp json api, which has some kind of inline query system within the query string.

The url is something like:
https://hostname/org.openbravo.service.json.jsonrest/PricingProductPrice/?_where=product.id='FBBE591D76204756A4E349FEF6E41D6D'

I've been able to call it using requests with the following parameters:
requests.get('https://hostname/org.openbravo.service.json.jsonrest/PricingProductPrice/?_where=product.id=\'FBBE591D76204756A4E349FEF6E41D6D\'')

Slumber instead seems to be escaping the quotes, so the url that I've tried does not work.
api.PricingProductPrice.get(_where='Product.id='FBBE591D76204756A4E349FEF6E41D6D'')

The request sent by slumber to the webserver is this:
org.openbravo.service.json.jsonrest/PricingProductPrice/?_where=Product.id%3D%27FBBE591D76204756A4E349FEF6E41D6D%27

while the correct one is this:
org.openbravo.service.json.jsonrest/PricingProductPrice/?_where=product.id='FBBE591D76204756A4E349FEF6E41D6D'

Do you think that such particular use cases could be supported by slumber? More examples of such queries are available on the openbravo website:

• http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/Projects/JsonRest/Developers_Manual
• http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/ERP_2.50:Developers_Guide/Concepts/XML_REST_Web_Services

Thanks a lot for this powerful tool.

[merwok]

Doesn’t it work if you pass the query string parameters as keyword arguments? http://slumber.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorial.html#url-parameters

thing.get(_where='product=whatever') is valid Python.