Ok...
You're referring to HTTP Request (that is a Node) - hence my confusion ![]()
(but I didn't have a look at the flow to be fair - so that is on me)
Directly after the HTTP IN node
- Use a
changenode to storemsg.payloadinmsg.original(use deep clone) - After you make changes to
payload(for the client)- Respond (to client)
- Then to store the original incoming data, and response to a file (after you respond)
- use something like below
const Log = {
request: msg.original,
response: msg.payload
}
return {payload:JSON.stringify(Log)}
Send the above function to the file wrote node?
Insurance: I still may have this wrong