MethodNotAllowedHttpResponse

Creates an empty 405 Method Not Allowed response. Use it when a route, guard, or custom handler receives a valid path but the current HTTP method is not accepted for that action.

The response class does not infer allowed methods itself. Pass an Allow header when the caller should know which methods are valid for the resource.

Importing

import { MethodNotAllowedHttpResponse } from '@almighty-shogun/bun-server';

Usage

import { MethodNotAllowedHttpResponse } from '@almighty-shogun/bun-server';

const response = new MethodNotAllowedHttpResponse({
    Allow: 'GET, HEAD'
});

Parameters

headers?: HeadersInit
Response headers. Include Allow when callers need to know which methods are supported.

Returns

A 405 Method Not Allowed response with an empty body.

Type signature

declare class MethodNotAllowedHttpResponse extends HttpBaseResponse {
    constructor(headers?: HeadersInit);
}