I am using an HTTP REST API what upon requests returns a response message with the following level 1 properties:<p>[ '_readableState',
'readable',
'domain',
'_events',
'_eventsCount',
'_maxListeners',
'socket',
'connection',
'httpVersionMajor',
'httpVersionMinor',
'httpVersion',
'complete',
'headers',
'rawHeaders',
'trailers',
'rawTrailers',
'upgrade',
'url',
'method',
'statusCode',
'statusMessage',
'client',
'_consuming',
'_dumped',
'req' ]<p>This structure also contains a lot of nested properties. I would like to go through the entire structure - property for property - to understand each of them.<p>I am able to find general resources on the HTTP protocol but I have been unable to find resources that allow me to work "backwards" from the content of the response object to more general explanations of how each property takes its place in the standards of the HTTP protocol (to the extent a property does not deviate from the standards or constitute a property special to a given web service).<p>Does such a resource exist - partially or wholly? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. TIA!