Response object - Bruno Docs

The res object is available inside the vars, assertions, scripting, and testing contexts. Use it to extract values from the response body, headers, and status. The res object is only available in the res tab in the context of a response from a request. You can also query nested response data using response queries.

Properties

Property	Description
`res.status`	HTTP status code (e.g., `200`, `404`)
`res.statusText`	HTTP status text (e.g., `"OK"`, `"Not Found"`)
`res.headers`	Key-value pairs of HTTP response headers
`res.body`	The parsed response body (string, object, etc.)
`res.responseTime`	Time in milliseconds the request took to complete
`res.url`	The full URL of the request

Methods

Method	Description
`res.getStatus()`	Returns the HTTP status code
`res.getStatusText()`	Returns the HTTP status text
`res.getHeader(name)`	Returns the value of a specific response header
`res.getHeaders()`	Returns all response headers
`res.getBody()`	Returns the response body
`res.getResponseTime()`	Returns the response time in milliseconds
`res.getUrl()`	Returns the request URL
`res.setBody(data)`	Replaces the response body with new data
`res.getSize()`	Returns an object with `header`, `body`, and `total` byte sizes

Example usage

// Accessing response properties
let status = res.status;               // 200
let statusText = res.statusText;       // "OK"
let contentType = res.headers['content-type']; // "application/json"
let body = res.body;                   // { message: "Hello, world!" }
let time = res.responseTime;           // 120
let url = res.url;                     // "https://api.example.com/data"

// Using getter methods
let headerVal = res.getHeader('content-type');
let allHeaders = res.getHeaders();
let size = res.getSize(); // { header: 234, body: 1024, total: 1258 }

// Modifying the response body for downstream scripts
res.setBody({ message: "Modified response" });

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