set-response-headers Action

This action sets header fields in the client response.

Syntax

The configuration uses JSON format with the header field names as keys (string) and values of type string, number, boolean or null. You can provide an array to set multiple values.

The action can have an in attribute (input), but no out attribute (output). It may also have a src attribute referencing a JSON template and a status attribute.

Usage

A response status can be set via a Status header field or with the status attribute – the latter overrides the former. This will send a 404 response:

<set-response-headers status="404">
  { "Status": 200 }
</set-response-headers>

Example

<set-response-headers in="$upstream">
{
  "content-type": "text/plain" {{,}}
  {{with myRequest/headers }}
    {{: foo }}
    "set-cookie": [
      {{loop array(set-cookie) }}
        {{ . }}
      {{end}}
    ]
  {{end}}
}
</set-response-headers>

This configuration sets the content-type to text/plain, copies the foo header field from the myRequest upstream response and also copies all set-cookie header fields from that upstream response. If no set-cookie header fields are in the upstream response, none will be set in the client response.

<set-response-headers src="my-response-headers.tmpl"/>

This configuration references an external resource with a JSON template for the response headers.