Each time a chunk of the response body is sent, it is logged. After a maximum number of bytes (1024 * 1024 by default) is reached, the response body is no longer logged and only a count of the written bytes is returned in its place.
Wrapper wraps both node's ServerResponse.write and ServerResponse.end method calls, not the response itself. Since express' response.send, response.json and response.jsonp all end up calling node's end method, the other wrappers became redundant.
Extras:
interval wasn't being logged since the HttpLogger.hrmillis static method was being called from a logger instance and not from the class, this was modified and now that is the case.
node's response._headers has been deprecated. Now, its corresponding getter is used instead.
ServerResponse.writeandServerResponse.endmethod calls, not the response itself. Since express'response.send,response.jsonandresponse.jsonpall end up calling node'sendmethod, the other wrappers became redundant.intervalwasn't being logged since theHttpLogger.hrmillisstatic method was being called from a logger instance and not from the class, this was modified and now that is the case.response._headershas been deprecated. Now, its corresponding getter is used instead.