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For implementing a third-party integration that will call our Nakama instance for payment validation, we need the ability to send custom HTTP response codes (e.g., 204) and headers. However, RPCs do not currently support setting custom HTTP response codes or headers.
We noticed that the recently introduced registerHttp function could potentially solve this issue, but it doesn't appear to be available in the TypeScript runtime yet.
Is it possible to make the registerHttp function available in TypeScript, or is there another way to gain control over HTTP response codes and headers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For implementing a third-party integration that will call our Nakama instance for payment validation, we need the ability to send custom HTTP response codes (e.g., 204) and headers. However, RPCs do not currently support setting custom HTTP response codes or headers.
We noticed that the recently introduced
registerHttp
function could potentially solve this issue, but it doesn't appear to be available in the TypeScript runtime yet.Is it possible to make the
registerHttp
function available in TypeScript, or is there another way to gain control over HTTP response codes and headers?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: