Request Parameters

export default async (request)=>{
    console.log(request)
    return request.headers;
}

`request.auth`

Authentication information

`request.events`

Request events

`request.headers`

Get request headers

`request.info`

Get information

`request.isInjected`

If equal to true, it came from an internal server.inject() request

`request.logs`

An array containing logged request events

`request.method`

Request method, lowercase

`request.mime`

The parsed content-type header. Only available if payload parsing is enabled and no payload errors occurred.

`request.orig`

An object containing the values of , , and before any validation modifications made. Only set when performing input validation

`request.params`

An object where each key is a path parameter name with a matching value, as described in Path Parameters.

`request.paramsArray`

An array containing all path values in the order they appear in the path

`request.path`

The pathname of the request URI

`request.payload`

The request payload based on routes and settings

`request.plugins`

Plugin-specific state. Provides a place to store and pass request-level plugin data. This is an object where each key is a plugin name and the value is state

`request.pre`

An object where each key is a name assigned by a route preprocessor method function. The values are the original values provided as arguments to the continuation function. For a wrapped response object, use

`request.response`

The response object after settings. This object may be modified, but other objects may not be assigned to it. To replace a response with another one in an extension point, return the new response value. Contains errors if the request terminated prematurely when the client disconnected.

`request.preResponses`

Same response object as created by the pre method, but represented as a response object

`request.query`

An object where each key is a query parameter name and each matching value is either a parameter value or an array of values if the parameter is repeated. Can be modified indirectly via request.setUrl

`request.raw`

An object containing a Node HTTP server object. Direct interaction with these primitives is not recommended

`request.route`

Request route information object

`request.server`

Server object

`request.state`

An object containing parsed HTTP state information (cookies), where each key is a cookie name and the value is the matching cookie content processed using any registered cookie definitions

`request.url`

Parsed request URI

`request` detailed documentation here

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