Category Archives: Node.js

The app.disable() function is used to set the boolean setting name to false. It is basically the shorthand for the app.set(name, false). So instead we… Read More

The app.enabled() function is used to return the bool values of the setting name. It returns true if the setting name is enabled and returns… Read More

The app.all() function is used to route all types of HTTP requests. Like if we have POST, GET, PUT, DELETE, etc, requests made to any… Read More

The app.listen() function is used to bind and listen to the connections on the specified host and port. This method is identical to Node’s http.Server.listen()… Read More

The res.format() function performs content negotiation on the Accept HTTP header on the request object if it is present. This function checks the Accept HTTP… Read More

The app.disabled() function is used to return the bool values of the setting name. It returns true if the setting name is disabled and returns… Read More

The app.METHOD() function is used to route an HTTP request, where METHOD is the HTTP method of the request, such as GET, PUT, POST, and… Read More

The res.clearCookie() function is used to clear the cookie specified by name. This function is called for clearing the cookies which as already been set.… Read More

The app.get() function returns the value name app setting. The app.set() function is used to assign the setting name to value. This function is used… Read More

The app.get() function routes the HTTP GET Requests to the path which is being specified with the specified callback functions. Basically, it is intended for… Read More

The res.location() function is used to set the response Location HTTP header to the path parameter which is being specified. Basically, it is used to… Read More

The app.render() function is used to render the HTML of a view via the callback function. This function returns the HTML in the callback function. … Read More