RequestContext
Summary
A context object that contains information about the current request. Every request handler or middleware in the lifecycle of a request receives the same context object.
Signature
class RequestContext<params, entries> {
constructor(request: Request): RequestContext<params, entries>;
// Properties
headers: Headers;
method: RequestMethod;
params: params;
request: Request;
url: URL;
// Accessors
get router(): Router<RequestContext<any, entries>>;
// Methods
get<key extends object>(key: key): ResolveContextEntryValue<entries, key>;
has<key extends object>(key: key): boolean;
set<key extends object>(key: key, value: ContextValue<key>): void;
}
Constructor Params
request
The incoming request
Properties
headers
The headers of the request.
method
The request method. This may differ from request.method when using the methodOverride
middleware, which allows HTML forms to simulate RESTful API request methods like PUT and
DELETE using a hidden input field.
params
Params that were parsed from the URL.
request
The original request that was dispatched to the router.
Note: Various properties of the original request may not be available or may have been
modified by middleware. For example, the request's body may already have been consumed by the
formData middleware (available as context.get(FormData)), or its method may have been
overridden by the methodOverride middleware (available as context.method). You should
default to using properties of the context object instead of the original request.
However, the original request is made available in case you need it for some edge case.
url
The URL of the current request.
Accessors
router
The router handling this request.
Methods
get(key: key): ResolveContextEntryValue<entries, key>
Get a value from request context.
key
has(key: key): boolean
Check whether a value exists in request context.
key
set(key: key, value: ContextValue): void
Set a value in request context.
key
value
The value to write