One server answer as the transport delivered it, before any decoding: the
request it answered, its status, headers and body, and the transport's Bloks
extract (response.bloks) when the answer carried one.
Only request and status are enumerable. The headers, the body and the
extract are not: an answer can carry the session's secrets (a login's
ig-set-authorization header, the session headers a Bloks body embeds), so
JSON.stringify of an answer — or of a list of them — never writes them.
They are read by name.
One server answer as the transport delivered it, before any decoding: the request it answered, its status, headers and body, and the transport's Bloks extract (
response.bloks) when the answer carried one.Only
requestandstatusare enumerable. The headers, the body and the extract are not: an answer can carry the session's secrets (a login'sig-set-authorizationheader, the session headers a Bloks body embeds), soJSON.stringifyof an answer — or of a list of them — never writes them. They are read by name.