Net

Node	Description	Inputs	Outputs
dns_lookup	Resolves a hostname to its IP addresses.	`host` Text	`addresses` Json, `count` Number
http_request	Makes an HTTP request and returns the response.	`url` Text, `method` Text, `body` Text, `headers` Json	`body` Text, `status` Number, `headers` Json
query_decode	Decodes a URL query string into a JSON object.	`query` Text	`params` Json
query_encode	Encodes a JSON object into a URL query string.	`params` Json	`query` Text
url_build	Builds a URL from individual components.	`scheme` Text, `host` Text, `port` Number, `path` Text, `query` Text, `fragment` Text	`url` Text
url_parse	Parses a URL into its components.	`url` Text	`scheme` Text, `host` Text, `port` Number, `path` Text, `query` Text, `fragment` Text

dns_lookup

Resolves a hostname to its IP addresses.

Inputs:

host (Text) — hostname to resolve

Outputs:

addresses (Json) — array of resolved IP addresses
count (Number) — number of addresses returned

See also: url_parse, http_request

http_request

Makes an HTTP request and returns the response.

Inputs:

url (Text) — request URL
method (Text) — HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH)
body (Text) — request body for POST/PUT/PATCH
headers (Json) — custom headers as JSON object

Outputs:

body (Text) — response body as text
status (Number) — HTTP status code
headers (Json) — response headers

See also: data/json_parse, url_parse, query_decode

query_decode

Decodes a URL query string into a JSON object.

Inputs:

query (Text) — URL-encoded query string

Output: params (Json) — decoded key-value pairs

Example: query = q=hello+world&page=1 → {"page":"1","q":"hello world"}

See also: query_encode, url_parse

query_encode

Encodes a JSON object into a URL query string.

Inputs:

params (Json) — key-value pairs to encode

Output: query (Text) — URL-encoded query string

Example: params = {"page":"1","q":"hello world"} → q=hello+world&page=1

See also: query_decode, url_build

url_build

Builds a URL from individual components.

Inputs:

scheme (Text) — protocol scheme
host (Text) — hostname
port (Number) — port number, 0 to omit
path (Text) — path component
query (Text) — query string without leading ?
fragment (Text) — fragment without leading #

Output: url (Text) — assembled URL

Example: fragment = , host = example.com, path = /api, port = 0, query = , scheme = https → https://example.com/api

See also: url_parse, query_encode

url_parse

Parses a URL into its components.

Inputs:

url (Text) — URL to parse

Outputs:

scheme (Text) — protocol scheme (e.g. https)
host (Text) — hostname
port (Number) — port number, or 0 if not specified
path (Text) — path component
query (Text) — query string without leading ?
fragment (Text) — fragment without leading #

Example: url = https://example.com:8080/api?key=val#top → {"fragment":"top","host":"example.com","path":"/api","port":8080,"query":"key=val","scheme":"https"}

See also: url_build, http_request