function test(i: number) :: object:
    async make POST request to "http://localhost:3000/?id=%{_id}%":
        save incorrect response: true
        lenient: true
        save:
            content: {_content}
        on complete:
            return {_content}
local function clear():
    loop 100 times:
        send " " to console
command test <number>:
    trigger:
        loop arg-1 times:
            wait 1 tick
            set {_t} to test(loop-number)
            send {_t}

on script load:
    set {_X} to @{"json": true}
    set {_json} to @{id: 10, something: "Test", var: {_X}, string: "\nthis \"new\" Thing"}
    send {_json}

  # Beta features
  features:
    # That feature will you allow use tld. literal string for e.g.
    # @{userId: 1, products: [{id: {_i}, quantity: 1}, {id: {_j}, quantity: 2}]}
    # Inside the Literal string you don't need use a % for evaluate variables or expressions.
    # Also,you don't need to use string escape as like "", you can basically json string escape for e.g.
    # @{test: "This is \"New\" String"}
    # So the literal start always with @ and then continue a with a JSON
    literal-parsing-single-line: true
   
    # This Feature allows you to immediately get the value from the async run of the request.
    # For e.g.
    # function test(i: number) :: object:
    #    async make POST request to "https://dummyjson.com/carts/add":
    #        headers: @{Content-Type: "Application/json"}
    #        headers: json from text "{Content-Type: 'application/json'}"
    #        content: json from text "{userId: 1, products: [{id: %{_i}%, quantity: 1}, {id: 50, quantity: 2}]}"
    #        save incorrect response: true
    #        lenient: true
    #        save:
    #            content: {_content}
    #        on complete:
    #            return {_content}
    #
    # command test <number>:
    #    trigger:
    #        send test(arg-1)
    force-async-return: true