The Swoole\Http\Response class

(PECL swoole >= 1.9.0)

Introduction

Class synopsis

classSwoole\Http\Response {

publiccookie(
    string$name,
    string$value = ?,
    string$expires = ?,
    string$path = ?,
    string$domain = ?,
    string$secure = ?,
    string$httponly = ?
): string

public__destruct(): void

publicend(string$content = ?): void

publicgzip(string$compress_level = ?): ReturnType

publicheader(string$key, string$value, string$ucwords = ?): void

publicinitHeader(): ReturnType

publicrawcookie(
    string$name,
    string$value = ?,
    string$expires = ?,
    string$path = ?,
    string$domain = ?,
    string$secure = ?,
    string$httponly = ?
): ReturnType

publicsendfile(string$filename, int$offset = ?): ReturnType

publicstatus(string$http_code): ReturnType

publicwrite(string$content): void

}

Swoole\Http\Response::cookie — Set the cookies of the HTTP response.
Swoole\Http\Response::__destruct — Destruct the HTTP response.
Swoole\Http\Response::end — Send data for the HTTP request and finish the response.
Swoole\Http\Response::gzip — Enable the gzip of response content.
Swoole\Http\Response::header — Set the HTTP response headers.
Swoole\Http\Response::initHeader — Init the HTTP response header.
Swoole\Http\Response::rawcookie — Set the raw cookies to the HTTP response.
Swoole\Http\Response::sendfile — Send file through the HTTP response.
Swoole\Http\Response::status — Set the status code of the HTTP response.
Swoole\Http\Response::write — Append HTTP body content to the HTTP response.

The Swoole\Http\Response class

Introduction

Class synopsis

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