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- response-distort
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response-distort
Hooks into an http.ServerResponse instance to modify its response body.
Useful, for example, to inject JavaScript into an HTML response.
Usage
distort(res, map(body, done))
Accepts res, an instance of
http.ServerResponse,
and map, a callback that's called when the response is ready to be modified.
map's first argument is the original response body. You should call
done(null, modifiedBody) with the updated response body when you're
ready to do so.
const distort = require('response-distort')
const http = require('http')
http.createServer(function(req, res) {
distort(res, function(body, done) {
done(null, body.toUpperCase())
})
// handle the response as normal...
}).listen(function() {
// ...
})License
MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
