http::configuration-id
Returns this HTTP instance's configuration entry ID, without its value.
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Expose functions as HTTP endpoints — registers the `http` trigger type and serves matched routes.
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Returns this HTTP instance's configuration entry ID, without its value.
Internal: reload http configuration from the authoritative store on change.
Where the public HTTP server listens: its host, its port and the base URL to open from this machine (for example http://127.0.0.1:3111). Read-only; use it instead of assuming port 3111.
The bound interface (`0.0.0.0` serves every network interface). None while the server is stopped.
Last configuration reload failure, e.g. the port is already in use; cleared by the next successful reload.
The bound port (the OS-assigned one for port 0). None while stopped.
The base URL to open from this machine, e.g. `http://127.0.0.1:3111`: loopback when the server listens on every interface.
Internal: the restricted webhook listener this process has actually bound and the last reload error.
The listener this process has bound: the last successfully applied configuration (a failed bind keeps the previous one). None when the listener is off or the server is stopped.
Loopback by default; expose only this listener through a reverse proxy.
Restricted port, separate from the normal listener (3111).
Last configuration reload failure, e.g. the port is already in use; cleared by the next successful reload.
HTTP API trigger
Also expose this route on the restricted webhook listener. Explicit opt-in only; the default keeps existing routes on the normal listener.