Request to make Context.Request.toString() produce json about imposter HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi @Ober3550, thanks very for much for raising this. s part of #557, we've done some work in the Graal engine that makes the Request object work like a regular JavaScript object. This means code like this gives sensible output:

print(JSON.stringify(context.request));

prints:

{"path":"/persons","method":"GET","uri":"http://localhost:8080/persons?foo=bar","headers":{"host":"localhost:8080","user-agent":"curl/8.4.0","accept":"*/*"},"pathParams":{},"queryParams":{"foo":"bar"},"formParams":{},"body":null,"normalisedHeaders":{"host":"localhost:8080","user-agent":"curl/8.4.0","accept":"*/*"}}

Similarly, you can now iterate over the request's members as you'd expect:

for (const queryParam in context.request.queryParams) {
    print(queryParam);
}

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@Ober3550 we've released v3.40.0, which has the improved js-graal plugin. This one has new plumbing for Graal to understand how to parse objects better.

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