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HTTP response

An action block that sends a response to an incoming HTTP request.

The fiber will pause until the response has been fully sent.

This block sends the response to an incoming HTTP request as accepted by a preceding HTTP accept block in the same fiber. It will only do so when executed within 5 seconds of accepting the request.

The response content body and response content path can both be arrays thereof, the elements of both are interleaved beginning with body then file, body and so on. If only one array is used, or one is longer that the other, the (remaining) elements are simply concatenated. null elements are ignored. This can be used to concatenate files before upload, or send a multipart body.

Input arguments

• Response status code — status code to send, default is OK.
• Response content type — content MIME type of response content.
• Response content body — response body content, either text, array or dictionary, default is no content.
• Response content path — a file path, or array thereof, to include in response or to upload as body content, default is no file upload.
• Response headers — a dictionary with additional response headers, use camel case for keys, e.g. "Content-Disposition".