A REST API Object for Database Endpoint Handling & Documentation.
Sends an Error response to the Client
The Client HTTP Request instance
The Server HTTP Response instance
The Error instance
Sends an Limit response to the Client when a
									limit-rate has been reached
The Client HTTP Request instance
The Server HTTP Response instance
Renders a message specific to a User account via a provided template.
A sprintf-style string template.
A username, email, etc.
A formatted message directed to a specific User.
Sends a User-Info Server Response to a Client (HTTP or Socket).
An HTTP or Socket instance.
A message regarding the response.
The user-info object.
A username, email, etc.
The body object from the request.
The payload status code (this is NOT the HTTP status).
The next step in the process.
Sends an Error Response to a Client (HTTP or Socket).
An HTTP or Socket instance.
The appropriate Error Response handler.
The Error instance.
A username, email, etc.
The query object from the request.
If true, send to all subscribers.
If true, do NOT send, just return the result.
If noSend is true, this result object is returned.
Generates a random, unique HASH for identifying each Timer
A random, unique HASH identifier
Starts a Timer until explicity ended with TimerEnd()
A generated HASH identifier
Ends the Timer and returns the duration
A HASH identifier (gererated by TimerHash())
The duration of the timed execution
Sanitizes & Formats each Parameter in an Endpoint's clause
The name of this Endpoint
The method of this Endpoint
An object literal of parameter clauses
An object literal of GNParam instances for each parameter
Builds a full-path of endpoint paths in relation to this request.
The strings to use in the path.
Builds a SQL casting function to convert row values to determined types for a request method handler.
A request-method handler.
Takes a request query/body and converts any ;-separated lists into Arrays.
The request clause.
Initializes all Data-Endpoints
A REST API Object for Database Endpoint Handling & Documentation.