[Question] Intercepting Data from NodeJS

DayWave · 2018-12-07T04:31:26.447Z

Is there any way to intercept a NodeJS's API res.send on the FiveM server? 
Example: 
PerformHttpRequest("localhost:30001/login", function(err, text, headers)
			print("Does actually work!")
			print(Data sent back from NodeJS server?)
end, 'POST', tostring(steam64))

And on the NodeJS side of things
app.post("/login", (req,res,next) => {
    console.log(req.body);
    var st = JSON.stringify(req.body)
    var splitTwice = st.split("{");
    const copyStr = splitTwice[1];
    const fixedString = copyStr.split(":");
    console.log(fixedString[0]);

    const success = Player.FindOne("steamid",fixedString[0]);
    console.log(success);
    res.send(success);
    res.end();
})

DayWave · 2018-12-07T05:20:17.983Z

Disregard, solved.

d0p3t · 2018-12-07T09:16:33.205Z

DayWave:

solved.

Would be great if you would share how you solved it. Share with the community!

DayWave · 2018-12-07T17:40:46.096Z

Basically, the text parameter in PerformHttpRequest, is the response sent by the website. In my case, I’m resolving a promise with the Player that logged in and returning it in a JSON object. But yeah, it’s simply res.send(data) on the NodeJS side of things, and the text argument’s value will automatically be the data sent back by NodeJS’ res.send(data)