@debugr/http-formatter v2.0.2

HTTP request and response formatter plugin for Debugr

Plugin ID: http

This is a formatter plugin, which means that when Debugr is creating a dump file for a given logger, this plugin will be used for any entries with the plugin attribute matching this plugin's ID. Such entries will typically be created by another plugin, but you can also create them manually by specifying the plugin ID as the very first argument to logger.log() (before level). See below for the required shape of the data this plugin expects to find in an entry.

The plugin doesn't have any options and you don't need to install or configure it yourself as it will be done automatically if it is needed.

Required entry data

export type RequestData = {
  type: 'request';
  method: string;
  uri: string;
  headers: Record<string, number | string | string[] | undefined>;
  ip?: string;
  body?: string;
  bodyLength?: number;
  lengthMismatch: boolean;
};

export type ResponseData = {
  type: 'response';
  status: number;
  message: string;
  headers: Record<string, number | string | string[] | undefined>;
  body?: string;
  bodyLength?: number;
  lengthMismatch: boolean;
};

Notes:

• The headers property is type-compatible with both IncomingHttpHeaders and OutgoingHttpHeaders from the native http module, so you can usually pass them in directly.
• The bodyLength property should be set to the actual length of the body (not derived from the Content-Length header). Obviously its purpose is to have access to the actual body length even if the body itself isn't captured.
• The lengthMismatch property should indicate that the actual length of the body didn't match the Content-Length header.