Service - Documentation

new Service(opts, req, res)

Source:

service.js, line 20

Handles invoking the git-*-pack binaries

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`opts`	Object	options to bootstrap the service object
`req`	http.IncomingMessage	http request object
`res`	http.ServerResponse	http response

Extends

HttpDuplex

Members

(readonly) connection :net.Socket

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 72

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#connection

See:

request.Socket

Reference to the underlying socket for the request connection.

Type:

net.Socket

(readonly) method :String

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 136

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#method

See:

Request method of the incoming request.

Type:

String

Example

'GET', 'DELETE'

(readonly) readable :Boolean

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 145

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#readable

Is this stream readable.

Type:

Boolean

req :http.IncomingMessage

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 33

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#req

See:

A IncomingMessage created by http.Server or http.ClientRequest usually passed as the first parameter to the 'request' and 'response' events. Implements Readable Stream interface but may not be a decendant thereof.

Type:

http.IncomingMessage

res :http.ServerResponse

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 42

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#res

See:

Created http.server. Passed as the second parameter to the 'request' event. The response implements Writable Stream interface but isn't a descendent thereof.

Type:

http.ServerResponse

(readonly) socket :net.Socket

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 155

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#socket

See:

net.Socket

net.Socket object associated with the connection.

Type:

net.Socket

statusCode :Number

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 166

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#statusCode

Default Value:

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response.statusCode

The HTTP status code. Generally assigned before sending headers for a response to a client.

Type:

Number

Example

request.statusCode = 404;

statusMessage :String

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 182

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#statusMessage

Default Value:

undefined

See:

response.statusMessage

Controls the status message sent to the client as long as an explicit call to response.writeHead() isn't made If ignored or the value is undefined, the default message corresponding to the status code will be used.

Type:

String

Example

request.statusMessage = 'Document Not found';

(readonly) trailers :Object

Source:

http-duplex.js, line 190

Inherited From:

HttpDuplex#trailers

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Request/response trailer headers. Just like headers except these are only written after the initial response to the client. This object is only populated at the 'end' event and only work if a 'transfer-encoding: chunked' header is sent in the initial response.