IHttpRequestFeature Interface¶

A System.IO.Stream representing the request body, if any. Stream.Null may be used to represent an empty request body.

Stream Body { get; set; }

Headers included in the request, aggregated by header name. The values are not split or merged across header lines. E.g. The following headers: HeaderA: value1, value2 HeaderA: value3 Result in Headers[“HeaderA”] = { “value1, value2”, “value3” }

IHeaderDictionary Headers { get; set; }

The request method as defined in RFC 7230. E.g. “GET”, “HEAD”, “POST”, etc..

string Method { get; set; }

The portion of the request path that identifies the requested resource. The value is un-escaped. The value may be string.Empty if Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Features.IHttpRequestFeature.PathBase contains the full path.

string Path { get; set; }

The first portion of the request path associated with application root. The value is un-escaped. The value may be string.Empty.

string PathBase { get; set; }

The HTTP-version as defined in RFC 7230. E.g. “HTTP/1.1”

string Protocol { get; set; }

The query portion of the request-target as defined in RFC 7230. The value may be string.Empty. If not empty then the leading ‘?’ will be included. The value is in its original form, without un-escaping.

string QueryString { get; set; }

The request target as it was sent in the HTTP request. This property contains the raw path and full query, as well as other request targets such as * for OPTIONS requests (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7230#section-5.3).

string RawTarget { get; set; }

The request uri scheme. E.g. “http” or “https”. Note this value is not included in the original request, it is inferred by checking if the transport used a TLS connection or not.

string Scheme { get; set; }