http.updateForgottenPassword.after

Description

This action manipulates the HTTP request or response after a private password-related operation occurs in Kibo eCommerce.

Action Type	HTTP
Full Action ID	http.commerce.customer.accounts.updateForgotten.after
Runs multiple custom functions?	Yes

JavaScript File Structure

Action files share the following basic structure:

module.exports = function(context, callback) {
	// Your custom code here
	callback();
};
			

When you code the custom function for an action, you have access to two arguments:

Context: HTTP

The following methods and objects are available to this action through the use of the context argument.

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Context Objects Available to All HTTP Actions

• request
• response

Context Methods Available to All HTTP Actions

• request.get
• response.get
• response.set
• response.set
• response.remove
• response.redirect
• response.end
• get.resource
• get.resourceStatus
• items.urlHelper.getUrl

Context Objects Available to All Actions

• apiContext
• configuration

Context Objects Available to All HTTP Actions

Example:

context.request.url;

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Example:

context.response.header;

Context Methods Available to All HTTP Actions

Example:

context.request.get(field);

Response:

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Example:

context.response.get(field);

Response:

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Example:

context.response.set({ myCustomHeader: "howdy" });

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.response.set("name", "stuff");

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.response.remove(header);

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.response.redirect("http://someOtherSite/foo");

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.response.end();

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.get.resource();

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.get.resourceStatus();

Response: N/A

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Example:

context.items.urlHelper.getUrl(type, object, config);

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Context Objects Available to All Actions

Example:

context.apiContext.baseUrl;

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Example:

context.configuration.customData;

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