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import * as Drash from "../../mod.ts";
/** * This is the base resource class for all resources. All resource classes must * extend this base resource class. * * Drash defines a resource according to the MDN at the following page: * *     https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Basics_of_HTTP/Identifying_resources_on_the_Web */export class Resource implements Drash.Interfaces.IResource {  /**   * Internal property used to identify this as a Drash resource.   */  protected drash_resource = true;
  public services: Drash.Interfaces.IResourceServices = {};  public paths: string[] = [];
  // TODO(crookse) Deprecate this method and introduce `response.redirect()`  /**   * Redirect the incoming request to another resource   *   * @example   * ```js   * this.redirect("http://localhost/login", response);   * this.redirect("http://localhost/login", response, 301);   * this.redirect("http://localhost/login", response, 301, {"some-header": "some value"});   * ```   *   * @param location - The location or resource uri of where you want to   * redirect the request to   * @param response - The response object, to set the related headers and   * status code on   * @param status - (optional) The response status. Defaults to 302.   * @param headers - (optional) Any extra headers to specify with the response.   * Defaults to an empty object.   */  public redirect(    location: string,    response: Drash.Response,    status = 302,    headers: Drash.Types.HttpHeadersKeyValuePairs = {},  ): void {    response.headers.set("Location", location);    response.status = status;    Object.keys(headers).forEach((key) => {      response.headers.set(key, headers[key]);    });  }}