HTTP Response handler scripts are written in JavaScript ES6, with coding assistance and documentation handled by the bundled HTTP Response Handler library. The library exposes two objects to be used for composing response handler scripts:
client stores the session metadata, which can be modified inside the script. The client's state is preserved until you close WebStorm.
response holds information about the received response: its content type, status, response body, and so on.
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