[CLOSED] Unable to get the right syntax after days of research.

Currently, I cannot use the data sent by the Client to the Dart function (data is needed for decision making) and also I cannot format the response from the Dart function to the Client code as a Dart Map Object.

The goal in the Flutter code is to send a request to Dart function and get a response from the Dart function.

Flutter Code

TypeScript

    functionId: 'validator',
    body: jsonEncode({"Request": "Sign Up Phone Prefix"}),
    xasync: false,
    path: '/',
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {'X-Custom-Header': '123'});
       phoneValidatorExecutor.then((response) {
    // for decoding response from Dart function
         final decoded = response.toMap();
         print(decoded);
    }).catchError((error) {
        print(error);
 });```

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The goal in the dart function is to receive client input and decide what to send back to client, so I deliberately removed the if statement to know if Client input was received and I decided to send it (data) back to Client.

**Dart Function Code**
```Future<dynamic> main(final context) async {
    final requestFromClient = context.req.query['Request'];
    return context.res.json({
    // normalUsersPriceDetailsSuperSet was declared in a lib file as Map and has data
    "Status": normalUsersPriceDetailsSuperSet["Network Prefixes"],
    "UserInput": requestFromClient['Request'],
  });
}```

**I've been on all these for more than 8 days 😭**

TL;DR

The user is unable to get the correct syntax after days of research. They are trying to send a request from Flutter code to a Dart function and receive a response. However, they are facing two issues: not being able to use the data sent by the client in the Dart function, and not being able to format the response as a Dart Map Object. Solution: - In the Flutter code, they can use `response.toMap()` to decode the response from the Dart function and print it. - In the Dart function, they need to make sure they are accessing the client input correctly and sending it back to the client. TL;

Confirmation of code syntax, If they are correct.