HttpResponse (Type)

A native HTTP server handler returns HttpResponse. The runtime sends its status, raw headers and complete text body, computes Content-Length, and closes the connection.

Field	Current behavior
`status`	HTTP status code.
`headers`	Raw header lines, each ending in `\r\n`. Set `Content-Type` here.
`partialBody`	The complete body sent to the client.
`contentType`, `streamFd`, `isComplete`	Required by the callback ABI; these fields do not affect transport.

Streaming is not implemented. Use streamFd: -1 and isComplete: true, as in the example. See the HTTP runtime contract.

Example

let response = HttpResponse {
    status: 200,
    headers: "Content-Type: application/json\r\n",
    contentType: "application/json",
    streamFd: -1,
    isComplete: true,
    partialBody: "{\"message\": \"Hello\"}"
}
print("${response.status}: ${response.partialBody}")

response = HttpResponse
    status = 200
    headers = "Content-Type: application/json\r\n"
    contentType = "application/json"
    streamFd = -1
    isComplete = true
    partialBody = "{\"message\": \"Hello\"}"
print "${response.status}: ${response.partialBody}"

Both programs print 200: {"message": "Hello"}. An HTTP request handler returns this record; constructing it alone does not send a response.