ResponseBuilder


import { response } from "@drashland/drash/modules/builders/ResponseBuilder.js";
 
const res = response()
  .status(201)
  .statusText("Created")
  .headers({ "content-type": "application/json" })
  .body(JSON.stringify({ id: 1 }))
  .build();

Returns a ResponseBuilder, which implements IBuilder<Response>.

Method	Notes
`body(body)`	`BodyInit \| null`
`headers(headers)`	`Record<string, string>`. Merges, not replaces
`status(status)`	`number`
`statusText(text)`	`string`
`build()`	Returns a Web `Response`

Every method except build() returns the builder, so calls chain in any order.

This is a convenience, not a requirement. A resource returning new Response(...) directly is equally valid, and on runtimes without Web Response this builder is not what you want.

Implements Standard’s Builder<Response>, not Core’s IBuilder.

Two of the pre-built middleware extend this class with their own subclass: ETagResponseBuilder and RateLimitResponseBuilder.