The HTTP driver allows sending and receiving HTTP requests and responses.
The HTTP driver provides the latest HTTP response as input. The response will have the status code, headers, and body.
Moon.use({ http: Moon.http.driver }); Moon.run(({ http }) => { console.log(http); // => null return { http: [{ url: "https://moonjs.org/" }] }; }); Moon.run(({ http }) => { console.log(http); // => { status, headers, body } return {}; });
The HTTP driver accepts a list of HTTP requests as output. Each request can have a method, url, headers, body, responseType, onLoad, and onError property. Only the url property is required.
Moon.use({ http: Moon.http.driver }); Moon.run(() => ({ http: [ { url: "https://moonjs.org/", onLoad: ({ http }) => { console.log(http); return {}; } }, { method: "GET", url: "https://moonjs.org/", headers: { "Moon": "Titan" }, body: "HTTP driver test", responseType: "document", onLoad: ({ http }) => { console.log(http); return {}; }, onError: ({ http }) => { console.error(http); return {}; } } ] }));