Missing POST Request Handling and JSON Timestamp Response Implementation in HTTP Server

[Techie-Dude]

The current HTTP server implementation does not handle POST requests, resulting in a 405 Method Not Allowed response when a client attempts to send a POST request to the server. This limits the functionality of the server and prevents it from accepting and processing data sent via POST requests.

Expected Behavior: The server should be able to handle POST requests and process the data contained within the request body. In this specific case, the server should return a JSON response containing the current timestamp in the format "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS".

[Esha-2209]

The provided code addresses this issue by implementing a do_POST method within the NeuralHTTP class. This method handles incoming POST requests, sets the appropriate HTTP headers, and sends a JSON response containing the current timestamp.

[Techie-Dude]

Hi Esha,

Thank you so much for providing the solution! Your implementation of the do_POST method within the NeuralHTTP class perfectly addresses the issue. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into resolving it, especially with the detailed handling of POST requests and the JSON response. It's been a huge help!

Thanks again! 😊

Best, Mayur

[mitalichaphekar]

The current HTTP server implementation does not handle POST requests, resulting in a 405 Method Not Allowed response when a client attempts to send a POST request to the server. This limits the functionality of the server and prevents it from accepting and processing data sent via POST requests.