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immutable-app-http-redirect
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Throws an error object that will be used by the immutable-app framework to generate an http redirect.
const httpRedirect = require('immutable-app-http-redirect')
httpRedirect('/foo/bar')
By default http redirect will do a 302 (temporary) redirect to the given url. If the URL is falsy '/' will be used as the default destination.
httpRedirect('/foo/bar', 301)
To do a 301 (permanent) redirect the 301 code must be passed as the second argument.
httpRedirect('/foo', 302, {foo: bar})
The cookies aregument must be an object. Each property will be used as the cookie name and the value will be used to set/clear the cookie.
If the value is false the cookie is cleared.
If the value is a string the cookie will be set with default options.
If the value is an object the value property of the object will be used as the cookie value and the rest of the properties will be used to set the cookie options.
httpRedirect('/foo', 302, null, {foo: bar})
The headers argument must be an object. The properties and values will be used to set http headers for the response.
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Immutable app http redirect
We found that immutable-app-http-redirect demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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