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htmlPrepend

Inserts the specified content before the existing response body. (This only works for responses with content-type containing html and a status code containing a body (e.g., 200/500).)

⚠️ Note: 204, 304, and other requests without a body are not affected.

Rule Syntax

txt
pattern htmlPrepend://value [filters...]
ParametersDescriptionDetailed Documentation
patternAn expression to match against the request URLMatch Pattern Documentation
valueText or binary content. Supports the following types:
• Directory/File Path
• Remote URL
• Inline/Embedded/Values Content
Operation Instruction Documentation
filtersOptional filters. Supports matching:
• Request URL/Method/Headers/Content
• Response Status Code/Headers
Filter Documentation

Configuration Example

Inline Method

txt
www.example.com/path htmlPrepend://(Hello) file://(-test-)
www.example.com/path2 htmlPrepend://(Hello) file://(-test-) resType://js
  • Request https://www.example.com/path/to. The response content becomes
    html
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    Hello-test-
  • Request https://www.example.com/path2/to. The response content becomes -test-

Inline/Values Method

txt
``` body.txt
Hello world.
```
www.example.com/path htmlPrepend://{body.txt} file://(-test-)
www.example.com/path2 htmlPrepend://{body.txt} file://(-test-) resType://css
  • Requesting https://www.example.com/path/to results in the response content becoming
    html
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    Hello world.-test-
  • Requesting https://www.example.com/path2/to results in the response content becoming -test-

Avoiding Non-Standard Requests

When the API response type (Content-Type) is non-standardly returned as text/html, this may result in:

  • The frontend mistakenly parsing the API data as HTML
  • Injecting content that corrupts the original data structure
  • Causing frontend parsing errors

Use enable://strictHtml or enable://safeHtml mode to protect non-HTML content:

txt
www.example.com/path1 htmlPrepend://(test) file://(-test-) enable://strictHtml
www.example.com/path2 htmlPrepend://(test) file://([-test-]) enable://strictHtml
www.example.com/path3 htmlPrepend://(test) file://([-test-]) enable://safeHtml
www.example.com/path4 htmlPrepend://(test) file://(<div>Test</div>) enable://strictHtml
  • Requesting https://www.example.com/path1/to results in a response of -test-
  • Requesting https://www.example.com/path2/to results in a response of [-test-]
  • Requesting https://www.example.com/path3/to results in a response of [-test-]
  • Requesting https://www.example.com/path4/to results in a response of
    html
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    test<div>Test</div>

safeHtml/strictHtml function reference: enable://safeHtml, lineProps://strictHtml

Local/Remote Resources

txt
www.example.com/path1 htmlPrepend:///User/xxx/test.txt
www.example.com/path2 htmlPrepend://https://www.xxx.com/xxx/params.txt
# Editing a temporary file
www.example.com/path3 htmlPrepend://temp/blank.txt

Associated Protocols

  1. Inject content before the response: reqPrepend
  2. Replace the HTML response content: htmlBody
  3. In HTML Inject content after the response content of the type: htmlPrepend
  4. Verify the HTML content format: enable://safeHtml, lineProps://strictHtml