Hi,
I’m wondering if there is a way to expose map<string, map<string, string> >
into JS world from C++? Exposing map<string, string> looks straightforward and
I’m doing for some C++ objects using NamedPropertyConfigurationHandler. I’ll
just show sample JS code that I would like to have and where C++ map<string,
map<string, string> > will come into picture:
function OnHTTPGet(request, response) {
var city = “BLR”;
var limit = “10”;
var queryResult = dbCal(“select * from users where city=${city} limit
${limit}”);
// This works for me presently
/* response.data = queryResult;
response.status_code = 200; */
// What I would like to have
response.body.data = queryResult;
response.header.status_code = 200;
}
“request” - native HTTP request JSON passed from C++ V8 binding as args to JS
function
“response” - C++ based HTTP object exposed with Setter callback set using
NamedPropertyConfigHandler and this what I write back to user who made the
“request"
I basically want to set HTTP response body and header transparently, which
would require me to expose C++ HTTP object probably as a map<string,
map<string, string> >. Hope my question is clear, please let me know if there a
way to do this?
Thanks,
Abhishek
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