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request post node.js

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Aalessioalex
Last edited Nov 12, 2011
Created on Nov 12, 2011

This example demonstrates how to send an HTTP POST request to a local server’s `/login` endpoint using the Node.js `request` library. It configures a set of default headers, including a Firefox user agent and character-set preferences, and transmits a JSON payload containing a username and password. The callback logs the response body if the server returns a 200 status code, showing a basic authentication workflow.

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