Class: AWS.HttpResponse

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/http.js

Overview

The low level HTTP response object, encapsulating all HTTP header and body data returned from the request.

Property Summary

Method Summary

Property Details

body ⇒ String (readwrite)

Returns the response body payload

Returns:

  • (String) —

    the response body payload

headers ⇒ map<String,String> (readwrite)

Returns a map of response header keys and their respective values

Returns:

  • (map<String,String>) —

    a map of response header keys and their respective values

statusCode ⇒ Integer (readwrite)

Returns the HTTP status code of the response (e.g., 200, 404)

Returns:

  • (Integer) —

    the HTTP status code of the response (e.g., 200, 404)

streaming ⇒ Boolean (readwrite)

Returns whether this response is being streamed at a low-level. Defaults to false (buffered reads). Do not modify this manually, use createUnbufferedStream() to convert the stream to unbuffered mode instead.

Returns:

  • (Boolean) —

    whether this response is being streamed at a low-level. Defaults to false (buffered reads). Do not modify this manually, use createUnbufferedStream() to convert the stream to unbuffered mode instead.

Method Details

createUnbufferedStream() ⇒ Stream, ...

Note:

This object is only available after the AWS.Request~httpHeaders event has fired. This method must be called prior to AWS.Request~httpData.

Disables buffering on the HTTP response and returns the stream for reading.

Examples:

Taking control of a stream

request.on('httpHeaders', function(statusCode, headers) {
  if (statusCode < 300) {
    if (headers.etag === 'xyz') {
      // pipe the stream, disabling buffering
      var stream = this.response.httpResponse.createUnbufferedStream();
      stream.pipe(process.stdout);
    } else { // abort this request and set a better error message
      this.abort();
      this.response.error = new Error('Invalid ETag');
    }
  }
}).send(console.log);

Returns:

  • (Stream, XMLHttpRequest, null) —

    the underlying stream object. Use this object to directly read data off of the stream.