How to use the headers function from request

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request.headers is a property of the Node.js request module that represents the headers sent with an HTTP request.

jsonrpc.js

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} = req.headers || {};
const {
    localAddress,
    localPort
} = (req.raw && req.raw.req && req.raw.req.socket && req.raw.req.socket) || {};
const [latitude, longitude] = gps ? gps.split(' ', 1)[0].split(';') : [req.headers.latitude, req.headers.longitude];
const {language, ...auth} = req.auth.credentials || {};
return {
    forward: forward(req.headers),
    frontEnd,

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server.js

GitHub: saimushi/autobuy4amazon

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    ? reply.send(params)
    : reply.view('/src/pages/index.hbs', params);
});


fastify.get('/', async (request, reply) => {
  if (true === (request.headers && request.headers.referer && request.headers.referer == 'https://glitch.com/') || !global.isInitialized()) {
    const readme = await reply.markdown('README.md');
    return reply.code(200).header('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=utf-8')
    .send('<html><head><title>Amazon自動購入Bot</title><body>' + readme + '</body><script>const elements = document.getElementsByTagName(\'a\'); for(let element of elements){ if (-1 < element.getAttribute(\'href\').indexOf(\'http\')) { element.setAttribute(\'target\', \'_blank\'); } }</script></html>');
  }

How does request.headers work?

request.headers is a property in the request package for Node.js that allows you to specify HTTP headers to send with a request. This property takes an object as a parameter, where each key is the name of an HTTP header, and its corresponding value is the value of that header. The headers are sent along with the request when making an HTTP request.

Ai Example

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const request = require("request");

const options = {
  url: "http://www.example.com",
  headers: {
    "User-Agent": "request",
  },
};

request(options, function (error, response, body) {
  console.log(response.headers); // prints out the headers for the response
});

In this example, request is making a GET request to http://www.example.com with a User-Agent header. The response object contains a headers property that we can access to get the headers that were returned in the response.

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