SET_HTTP_HANDLER

Sets the handler for HTTP requests made to the executing resource. Example request URL: `http://localhost:30120/http-test/ping` - this request will be sent to the `http-test` resource with the `/ping` path. The handler function assumes the following signature: ```ts function HttpHandler( request: { address: string; headers: Record<string, string>; method: string; path: string; setDataHandler(handler: (data: string) => void): void; setDataHandler(handler: (data: ArrayBuffer) => void, binary: 'binary'): void; setCancelHandler(handler: () => void): void; }, response: { writeHead(code: number, headers?: Record<string, string | string[]>): void; write(data: string): void; send(data?: string): void; } ): void; ``` * **request**: The request object. * **address**: The IP address of the request sender. * **path**: The path to where the request was sent. * **headers**: The headers sent with the request. * **method**: The request method. * **setDataHandler**: Sets the handler for when a data body is passed with the request. Additionally you can pass the `'binary'` argument to receive a `BufferArray` in JavaScript or `System.Byte[]` in C# (has no effect in Lua). * **setCancelHandler**: Sets the handler for when the request is cancelled. * **response**: An object to control the response. * **writeHead**: Sets the status code & headers of the response. Can be only called once and won't work if called after running other response functions. * **write**: Writes to the response body without sending it. Can be called multiple times. * **send**: Writes to the response body and then sends it along with the status code & headers, finishing the request.

SetHttpHandler(handler)
-- returns void

SetHttpHandler(handler)

Citizen.InvokeNative(0xF5C6330C, handler)

SetHttpHandler(function(request, response)
  if request.method == 'GET' and request.path == '/ping' then -- if a GET request was sent to the `/ping` path
      response.writeHead(200, { ['Content-Type'] = 'text/plain' }) -- set the response status code to `200 OK` and the body content type to plain text
      response.send('pong') -- respond to the request with `pong`
  else -- otherwise
      response.writeHead(404) -- set the response status code to `404 Not Found`
      response.send() -- respond to the request with no data
  end
end)