How to use the @phenyl/http-rules.decodeRequest function in @phenyl/http-rules
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phenyl / phenyl / modules / express / src / index.ts View on Github 
const encodedHttpRequest: EncodedHttpRequest = {
method,
headers: headers as EncodedHttpRequest["headers"],
path,
qsParams: query
};
if (!body) {
encodedHttpRequest.body = await getRawBody(req, true);
} else if (typeof body === "object") {
encodedHttpRequest.parsedBody = body;
} else {
encodedHttpRequest.body = body;
}
let responseData: GeneralResponseData;
try {
const requestData = decodeRequest(encodedHttpRequest);
responseData = await restApiHandler.handleRequestData(requestData);
} catch (err) {
responseData = { type: "error", payload: createServerError(err) };
}
res.status(getStatusCode(responseData)).json(responseData);
};
}@phenyl/http-rules
(Almost internal) Set of rules that translates HTTP Request/Response into Phenyl RequestData/ResponseData.
