Response
A class that creates a definition for an HTTP response. If an exception occurs during processing, most of the properties in the response object are empty.
// Gets the content of a PasteBin paste, assuming that we have received its key (`pasteBinKey`) in a prior request.
const http = require('@jetbrains/youtrack-scripting-api/http');
const connection = new http.Connection('http://pastebin.com/raw/');
connection.addHeader({name: 'Content-Type', value: 'text/plain'});
const response = connection.getSync(pasteBinKey, '');
if (response && response.code === 200) {
let text = '';
response.headers.forEach(function(header) {
text += header.name + ': ' + header.value + '\n';
});
text += '\n' + response.response;
issue.addComment(text);
}
Properties
Methods
json
json()
Parses the response body as JSON. This is the recommended way to read a JSON response. When the body is a string, it is equivalent to JSON.parse(response.response). When the body has already been parsed into an object, the method returns it unchanged. Like JSON.parse, this method throws an exception when the body does not contain valid JSON. Before parsing the body, check the isSuccess or code values.
Available since 2024.2
- Return Value
Type
Description
Object, Array
The parsed response body.
- Example
- // Reads a JSON response from a third-party service. // The API key is stored in the app settings as a secret, so it is passed to the `addHeader` method as is. // Concatenating the API key with a string produces a string that contains a mask instead of the API key. const http = require('@jetbrains/youtrack-scripting-api/http'); const connection = new http.Connection('https://api.example.com'); connection.addHeader('X-Api-Key', ctx.settings.apiKey); const response = connection.getSync('customers/' + customerId); if (response.isSuccess) { const customer = response.json(); ctx.issue.addComment('Customer plan: ' + customer.plan); } else { console.warn('Request failed: ' + response.code + ' ' + response.response); }
10 September 2026