Compress response (if possible) or not.
The content to use instead of 'ApiMethodArguments.response'.
Deploys one or more file to a list of targets.
This requires 'extension.deploy.filesTo' command as available in extensions like 'vs-deploy' s. https://github.com/mkloubert/vs-deploy
Do NOT emit hook automatically on success?
Emits hook(s).
The text encoding to use.
Information about the endpoint.
The (decoded) parts of the URL path beside the endpoint name.
Indicates if this represents the "root" endpoint or not.
The lower case name of the endpoint.
Executes a build method.
The extension context.
Gets the body.
Gets the body as string.
Gets the object to share data between all scripts of this type.
Gets the global data from the settings.
The response headers to send.
Logs a message.
Opens a HTML document in a new tab.
Options for the execution.
The output channel that can be used.
Information about the extension.
The decoded URL parameters.
The path.
The request context.
Loads a module from the script / extension context.
The response data.
Sends an error response.
Sets up the response for a 403 HTTP response.
Sets up the response for a 405 HTTP response.
Sets up the response for a 404 HTTP response.
Sets up a generic response.
Sets the content of 'ApiMethodArguments.content'.
Stores a permanent value for the current session for THIS script.
The status code.
The underlying URL.
Gets the underlying whiteboard (repository).
Gets the workspace wide object to share data, between ALL scripts e.g.
Writes data to the response.
Gets the body as parsed JSON object.
The promise.
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Arguments for an API method.