// Let's see if we are using the hWebPool component.
if (hWebPool.Exists ()) {
	// Yes - We are that awesome.
	Debug.Log ("A WebPool Already Exists");
}

// Example Data
var formData = new Dictionary<string, string>();
formData.Add ("username", "batman");
formData.Add("password", "robin");

// Send it on it's way!
hWebPool.Instance.Form("http://api.unityforge.net/", formData);

// Example Data
var _response;

// Let's just Unity's own legacy GUI system to display these things quickly.
public void OnGUI()
{
	if ( GUI.Button(new Rect(10,10, 100, 30), "GO!") )
	{
		// Local Example Data
		var formData = new Dictionary<string, string>();
		formData.Add ("username", "batman");
		formData.Add("password", "robin");
		
		// Send it on it's way!
		hWebPool.Instance.Form("http://api.unityforge.net/", formData, null, null, Finished);
	}
	
	// Show the response, always.
	GUI.Label (new Rect (25, 90, 500, 500), _response);
}

// Our fancy Action (delegate) function that is called when the worker is finished.
// It is important that your Action function meet the same arguements as this one.
public void Finished (int hash, Hashtable responseHeaders, string responseText)
{
	// Make sure that our hash is displayed for verification purposes.
	_response = "CALL-HASH: " + hash + "\n\n";

	// Let's also show the headers that came across in the response as they are very handy for 
	// figuring out if something is wrong. Look at the response code; your hoping for a 200 OK.
	var headers = "HEADERS\n========\n\n";
	foreach (var s in responseHeaders.Keys) {
			headers += s + ": " + responseHeaders [s] + "\n\r";
	}

	// Append that header text to our response text
	_response += headers;

	// Add the actual response payload (if there is one)
	_response += "\n\rRESPONSE-TEXT: \n\r==============\n\r" + responseText;
}

// Simply access the URI, handy for signalling an event via URL arguements
hWebPool.Instance.Get("http://api.unityforge.net/?honey=imhome", );

// Example Data
var _response;

// Let's just Unity's own legacy GUI system to display these things quickly.
public void OnGUI()
{
	if ( GUI.Button(new Rect(10,10, 100, 30), "GO!") )
	{
		// Let's access that URI and grab the response!
		hWebPool.Instance.GET("http://api.unityforge.net/?honey=imhome", Finished);
	}
	
	// Show the response, always.
	GUI.Label (new Rect (25, 90, 500, 500), _response);
}

// Our fancy Action (delegate) function that is called when the worker is finished.
// It is important that your Action function meet the same arguements as this one.
public void Finished (int hash, Hashtable responseHeaders, string responseText)
{
	// Make sure that our hash is displayed for verification purposes.
	_response = "CALL-HASH: " + hash + "\n\n";

	// Let's also show the headers that came across in the response as they are very handy for 
	// figuring out if something is wrong. Look at the response code; your hoping for a 200 OK.
	var headers = "HEADERS\n========\n\n";
	foreach (var s in responseHeaders.Keys) {
			headers += s + ": " + responseHeaders [s] + "\n\r";
	}

	// Append that header text to our response text
	_response += headers;

	// Add the actual response payload (if there is one)
	_response += "\n\rRESPONSE-TEXT: \n\r==============\n\r" + responseText;
}

// Example Data
var _response;
var _cookie = "name=value; name2=value2";

// Let's just Unity's own legacy GUI system to display these things quickly.
public void OnGUI ()
{
	if (GUI.Button (new Rect(10,10, 100, 30), "GO!"))
	{
		// Let's access that URI and grab the response!
		hWebPool.Instance.GET("http://api.unityforge.net/?honey=imhome", _cookie, Finished);
	}
	
	// Show the response, always.
	GUI.Label (new Rect (25, 90, 500, 500), _response);
}

// Our fancy Action (delegate) function that is called when the worker is finished.
// It is important that your Action function meet the same arguements as this one.
public void Finished (int hash, Hashtable responseHeaders, string responseText)
{
	// Make sure that our hash is displayed for verification purposes.
	_response = "CALL-HASH: " + hash + "\n\n";

	// Let's also show the headers that came across in the response as they are very handy for 
	// figuring out if something is wrong. Look at the response code; your hoping for a 200 OK.
	var headers = "HEADERS\n========\n\n";
	foreach (var s in responseHeaders.Keys) {
			headers += s + ": " + responseHeaders [s] + "\n\r";
	}

	// Append that header text to our response text
	_response += headers;

	// Add the actual response payload (if there is one)
	_response += "\n\rRESPONSE-TEXT: \n\r==============\n\r" + responseText;
}

// Create new JSONObject for our payload
var jsonPayload = new Hydrogen.Serialization.JSONObject ();

// Initial setup of payload
jsonPayload.Fields.Add ("apikey", "398c1161326cef46dad0e0a340a38e6b-us7");
jsonPayload.Fields.Add ("id", "c0eaf9ec60");

// Lazy example for a sub JSONObject; you can create JSON objects from JSON.
jsonPayload.Fields.Add ("email", new Hydrogen.Serialization.JSONObject (
		"{\"email\":\"" + "test@test.com" + "\"}"));

// Send POST to the WebPool
hWebPool.Instance.POST (
	"https://us7.api.mailchimp.com/2.0/lists/subscribe.json",
	"application/json",
	jsonPayload.Serialized);

// Example Data
var _response;
var _cookie = "name=value; name2=value2";

// Let's just Unity's own legacy GUI system to display these things quickly.
void OnGUI ()
{
	if (GUI.Button (new Rect (25, 60, 90, 20), "Subscribe")) {

		// Create new JSONObject
		var jsonPayload = new Hydrogen.Serialization.JSONObject ();

		// Initial setup of payload
		jsonPayload.Fields.Add ("apikey", "398c1161326cef46dad0e0a340a38e6b-us7");
		jsonPayload.Fields.Add ("id", "c0eaf9ec60");

		// Lazy example for a sub JSONObject; you can create JSON objects from JSON.
		jsonPayload.Fields.Add ("email", new Hydrogen.Serialization.JSONObject (
			"{\"email\":\"" + "test@test.com" + "\"}"));

		// Send POST to the WebPool
		hWebPool.Instance.POST (
			"https://us7.api.mailchimp.com/2.0/lists/subscribe.json",
			"application/json",
			jsonPayload.Serialized,
			_cookie,
			MailChimpCallback);
	}

	// Show Response
	GUI.Label (new Rect (25, 90, 500, 500), _response);
}

// Our fancy Action (delegate) function that is called when the worker is finished.
// It is important that your Action function meet the same arguements as this one.
public void MailChimpCallback (int hash, Hashtable responseHeaders, string responseText)
{
	// Make sure that our hash is displayed for verification purposes.
	_response = "CALL-HASH: " + hash + "\n\n";
	
	// Let's also show the headers that came across in the response as they are very handy for 
	// figuring out if something is wrong. Look at the response code; your hoping for a 200 OK.
	var headers = "HEADERS\n========\n\n";
	foreach (var s in responseHeaders.Keys) {
		headers += s + ": " + responseHeaders [s] + "\n\r";
	}
	
	// Append that header text to our response text
	_response += headers;
	
	// Add the actual response payload (if there is one)
	_response += "\n\rRESPONSE-TEXT: \n\r==============\n\r" + responseText;
}

// Let's see if we are using the hTestFlight component.
if (hTestFlight.Exists ()) {
	// Yes - We are that awesome.
	Debug.Log ("hTestFlight Already Exists");
}

// Example Data
string userName = "Batman";

// Somehow we've managed to detected that Batman is our user.
if (userName == "Batman") {
	// We need to report this ... RIGHT NOW!
	hTestFlight.Instance.AddCustomEnvironmentInformation ("User", userName);
}

// Example Data
int batRepellent;

// Does Batman have repellent?
if (batRepellent <= 0) {
	hTestFlight.Instance.Log ("Error! Batman Doesn't Have A Repellent For This!");
}

// Example Data
bool moreBatRepellent;

// Does Batman have more repellent?
if (!moreBatRepellent) {
	hTestFlight.Instance.LogAsync ("Error! Batman Doesn't Have More Repellent!");
}

// Example Data
int buttonCount;
bool buttonPressed;

// Loop for no reason whatsoever
while (buttonCount < 100) {
	// Magic!
	buttonPressed = true;
	
	// Did Batman press the button?
	if (buttonPressed) {
		buttonCount++;
		buttonPressed = false;
	}
}

// Report that Batman has wasted time! and lots of it.
hTestFlight.Instance.PassChcckpoint ("Batman Pressed The Button 100 Times");

// Example Data
string userFeedback = "I loved your app! It's AWESOME! SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!";

// Do we have any feedback?
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty (userFeedback)) {
	hTestFlight.Instance.SubmitFeedback (userFeedback);
}