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swift - How to add Alamofire URL parameters

I have a working scenario using Postman passing in URL parameters. Now when I try to do it via Alamofire in Swift, it does not work.

How would you create this url in Alamofire? http://localhost:8080/?test=123

    _url = "http://localhost:8080/"
    let parameters: Parameters = [
        "test": "123"
        ]

    Alamofire.request(_url,
                      method: .post,
                      parameters: parameters,
                      encoding: URLEncoding.default,
                      headers: headers
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The problem is that you're using URLEncoding.default. Alamofire interprets URLEncoding.default differently depending on the HTTP method you're using.

For GET, HEAD, and DELETE requests, URLEncoding.default encodes the parameters as a query string and adds it to the URL, but for any other method (such as POST) the parameters get encoded as a query string and sent as the body of the HTTP request.

In order to use a query string in a POST request, you need to change your encoding argument to URLEncoding(destination: .queryString).

You can see more details about how Alamofire handles request parameters here.

Your code should look like:

   _url = "http://localhost:8080/"
    let parameters: Parameters = [
        "test": "123"
        ]

    Alamofire.request(_url,
                      method: .post,
                      parameters: parameters,
                      encoding: URLEncoding(destination: .queryString),
                      headers: headers)

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