:async-supported? |
Y |
boolean |
True if this request supports asynchronous operation |
:body |
Y |
ServletInputStream |
The body of the request. May be a zero-length stream. |
:content-type |
N |
String |
Present if sent by client. Content type of the request body. |
:content-length |
N |
Long |
Present if sent by client. Content length of the request body. |
:character-encoding |
N |
String |
Present if sent by client. Character encoding applicable to request body. |
:edn-params |
N |
Any |
|
:form-params |
N |
Map of keyword -> String |
|
:headers |
Y |
Map of String -> String |
Request headers sent by the client. Header names are all converted to lower case. |
:json-params |
N |
Map of String -> String |
|
:params |
N |
Map of keyword or String -> String |
Query params. See :query-params . |
:path-info |
Y |
String |
Request path, below the context path. Always at least "/", never an empty string. |
:path-params |
N |
Map of keyword -> String |
Present if the router found any path parameters. |
:protocol |
Y |
String |
Name and version of the protocol with which the request was sent |
:query-params |
N |
Map of keyword -> String |
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:query-string |
Y |
String |
The part of the request's URL after the '?' character. |
:remote-addr |
Y |
String |
IP Address of the client (or the last proxy to forward the request) |
:request-method |
Y |
Keyword |
The HTTP verb used to make this request, lowercase and in keyword form. For example, :get or :post. :put and :delete request methods via a query parameter :_method |
:server-name |
Y |
String |
Host name of the server to which the request was sent |
:server-port |
Y |
int |
Port number to which the request was sent |
:scheme |
Y |
String |
The name of the scheme used to make this request, for example, http, https, or ftp. |
:ssl-client-cert |
N |
java.security.cert.X509Certificate[] |
Present if sent by client. Array of certificates that identify the client. |
:transit-params |
N |
Any data structure |
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:uri |
Y |
String |
The part of this request's URL from the protocol name up to the query string in the first line of the HTTP request |