ApplicationRequest

Receives a raw body payload as a channel.

An ApplicationCall instance this ApplicationRequest is attached to.

Provides access to cookies for this request.

Provides access to headers for the current request. You can also get access to specific headers using dedicated extension functions, such as acceptEncoding, contentType, cacheControl, and so on.

Provides access to connection details such as a host name, port, scheme, etc. To get information about a request passed through an HTTP proxy or a load balancer, install the ForwardedHeaders/XForwardedHeader plugin and use the origin property.

A pipeline for receiving content.

Provides access to decoded parameters of a URL query string.

Provides access to parameters of a URL query string.

Get a request's Accept header value.

Gets a request's Accept-Charset header value.

Gets the Accept-Charset header charsets sorted according to their qualities.

Gets a request's Accept-Encoding header value.

Gets the Accept-Encoding header encoding types sorted according to their qualities.

Gets the Accept header content types sorted according to their qualities.

Gets a request's Accept-Language header value.

Gets the Accept-Language header languages sorted according to their qualities.

Get a request's Authorization header value.

Gets a request's Cache-Control header value.

Gets a request's charset.

Gets a request's Content-Length header value.

Gets a request's content type or returns ContentType.Any.

A document name is a substring after the last slash but before a query string.

Internal helper function to encode raw parameters. Should not be used directly.

Gets the first value of a name header or returns null if missing.

Gets a request's host value without a port.

Gets a request HTTP method possibly overridden using the X-Http-Method-Override header.

Gets a request's HTTP version.

Checks whether a request's body is chunk-encoded.

Checks whether a request body is multipart-encoded.

Get a request's Location header value.

Represents request and connection parameters possibly overridden via https headers. By default, it fallbacks to ApplicationRequest.local

Get a request's URL path without a query string.

Gets a request's port extracted from the Host header value.

Gets a request's query string or returns an empty string if missing.

Gets ranges parsed from a request's Range header value.

Generates a string representing this ApplicationRequest suitable for logging

Gets a request's URI, including a query string.

Gets a request's User-Agent header value.