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floodesh-lib

v1.1.3

Published

core library for floodesh, which contains core request, response and context class, also used for flowesh

Downloads

31

Readme

floodesh-lib

floodesh-lib is middleware based web spider library written with Nodejs.

Install

$ npm install floodesh-lib

Context

A context instance is a kind of Finite-State Machine implemented by Generators which is ECMAScript 6 feature. By context, we can access almost all fields in response and request, like:

worker.responsemw.use( (ctx,next) => {
	ctx.content = ctx.body.toString(); // totally do not care about the body 
	return next();
})

Request

ctx.querystring

  • String

Get querystring.

ctx.idempotent

  • Boolean

Check if the request is idempotent.

ctx.search

  • String

Get the search string. It includes the leading "?" compare to querystring.

ctx.method

  • String

Get request method.

ctx.query

  • Object

Get parsed query-string.

ctx.path

  • String

Get the request pathname

ctx.url

  • String

Return request url, the same as ctx.href.

ctx.origin

  • String

Get the origin of URL, for instance, "https://www.google.com".

ctx.protocol

  • String

Return the protocol string "http" or "https".

ctx.host

  • String, hostname:port

Parse the "Host" header field host and support X-Forwarded-Host when a proxy is enabled.

ctx.hostname

  • String

Parse the "Host" header field hostname and support X-Forwarded-Host when a proxy is enabled.

ctx.secure

  • Boolean

Check if protocol is https.

Response

ctx.status

  • Number

Get status code from response.

ctx.message

  • String

Get status message from response.

ctx.body

  • Buffer

Get the response body in Buffer.

ctx.length

  • Number

Get length of response body.

ctx.type

  • String

Get the response mime type, for instance, "text/html"

ctx.lastModifieds

  • Date

Get the Last-Modified date in Date form, if it exists.

ctx.etag

  • String

Get the ETag of a response.

ctx.header

  • Object

Return the response header.

ctx.contentType

  • String

ctx.get(key)

  • key String
  • Return: String

Get value by key in response headers

ctx.is(types)

  • types String|Array
  • Return: String|false|null

Check if the incoming response contains the "Content-Type" header field, and it contains any of the give mime types.If there is no response body, null is returned.If there is no content type, false is returned.Otherwise, it returns the first type that matches.