Node.js IncomingMessage Object
Example
The IncomingMessage object is passed as the first argument in the requestListener function:
let http = require('http');
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
res.end(req.url);
}).listen(8080);
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Definition and Usage
The IncomingMessage object represents the request to the server.
IncomingMessage Methods and Properties
| destroy() | |
| headers | Returns a key-value pair object containing header names and values |
| httpVersion | Returns the HTTP version sent by the client |
| method | Returns the request method |
| rawHeaders | Returns an array of the request headers |
| rawTrailers | Returns an array of the raw request trailer keys and values |
| setTimeout() | Calls a specified function after a specified number of milliseconds |
| statusCode | Returns the HTTP response status code |
| socket | Returns the Socket object for the connection |
| trailers | Returns an object containing the trailers |
| url | Returns the request URL string |
