@demetera, Nim is statically typed and has some type inference, so when you don't see a type listed, Nim's type inference is at work. The type of `headers` is a string, because Nim infers the type from the default value. `headers:string=""` could also be used equivalently.
As for how to use that proc, you'll have to look at how it's used in Jester. You can see [here](https://github.com/dom96/jester/blob/master/jester.nim#L91) on how to create the headers parameter. So basic usage would be: import strutils import options import httpbeast, asyncdispatch import httpcore type RawHeaders = seq[tuple[key, val: string]] proc createHeaders(headers: RawHeaders): string = if headers.len > 0: var res: seq[string] for header in headers: let (key, value) = header res.add(key & ": " & value) return res.join("\c\L") proc onRequest(req: Request): Future[void] = let headers = @({"Myheader": "test"}) if req.httpMethod == some(HttpGet): case req.path.get() of "/": req.send(HTTP200, "Hello!", headers=createHeaders(headers)) else: req.send(Http404) run(onRequest) Run
