Node.js request.socket Property

// Node.js program to demonstrate the 
// req.socket property 

// Using require to access http module 
const http = require('http');

// Requesting from google server
const req = http.get({ host: 'www.geeksforgeeks.org' });

// Ending the request
req.end();

req.once('response', (res) => {

    // Printing socket after getting response
    console.log(req.socket);

    // Printing address and port after
    // getting response
    console.log(`IP address of geeksforgeeks is 
            ${req.socket.localAddress}.`);
            
    console.log(`Its Port is ${req.socket.localPort}.`);
});

// Node.js program to demonstrate the 
// req.socket property 

// Using require to access http module 
const { get } = require('http');

// Setting host server url
const options = { host: 'www.geeksforgeeks.org' };

// Requesting from geeksforgeeks server
const req = get(options);
req.end();

req.once('response', (res) => {

    // Printing the requestrelated data
    console.log("Status:", res.statusCode, 
                        res.statusMessage);

    console.log("Host:", req.socket._host);

    console.log("Method:", 
        req.socket.parser.outgoing.method);

    console.log("Parser Header:", 
            req.socket.parser.outgoing._header);

    console.log("Writable:", req.socket.writable);
    console.log("Readable:", req.socket.readable);
    
    console.log("Http Header:", 
            req.socket._httpMessage._header);

    if (req.socket._httpMessage._header === 
            req.socket.parser.outgoing._header) {
        console.log("Both headers are exactly same...")
    } else {
        console.log("Headers are not same...")
    }

    // Printing address and port after
    // getting response
    console.log(`IP address of geeksforgeeks is 
        ${req.socket.localAddress}.`);

    console.log(`Its port is ${req.socket.localPort}.`);
});