Listens for http requests on the provided `path` and `method`. `path` is an url of the form some/path/, which can be parameterized by :name for path items, and ?query\_name\&another\_query\_name for query values. Example: 'user/:name?email\&joined\_date' This creates `name`, `email` and `joined_date` output properties that one can use to get these values from the request. NOTE: All endpoints currently shares a single http server.
### Response
Responds to an HTTP request provided by an `Http.Endpoint` event. This function must be called downstream from an `Http.Endpoint` in order to have anything to respond to.
### Fetch
Performs a simple http/https request to the provided `url` and returns the `response` as a string, buffer or object depending on the value of `response type`, which can be 'text', 'buffer' or 'json'. The body input will be converted to json if it is anything other than a String or Null.
### FetchStreamed
Performs an http request to the given `url`, expecting it to respond with a SSE-stream, messages from which can be read using `Http.NextMessage`.
### NextMessage
Reads the next message from the SSE stream. This function must be called downstream from a call to \`Http.FetchUrlStreamed\`.
## Url
### UrlEncodeFormData
### UrlEncodeString
### UrlDecodeString
### UrlDecodeComponent
## Advanced
### Client
The `Http Client`module contains a lower level API for performing Http requests. Http FetchUrl `and Http FetchStreamed` should cover most use-cases.
OpenNetworkStream
Opens a new network stream.
CreateRequest
#### SendRequest
#### ResponseBodyStream
Streams content from a response body as descrete events.
ResponseStatus
ResponseHeaders
ResponseBody
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