# Response Arguments

Below is a list of arguments that can be accessed in controller and view responses.

The response arguments are almost the same for controller functions and template views, with one difference: views use the `data` argument instead of `request`. Keep that in mind when reviewing the list below:

### props

This is the object data passed to your template file. It contains information that helps to render the view with dynamic data

*This argument is only accessible by template views.*

### http

This argument provides access to request-related information. For example, consider a request with the URI path `/product/72/chesterfield`:

This argument provides access to request-related information and is used primarily within controller functions.

*This argument is only accessible by controller functions*

```json
{
    "verb": "GET",
    "status": 200,
    "path": ["product", "72", "chesterfield"],
    "vars": {
        "page": "product",
        "id": "72",
        "slug": "chesterfield"
    },
    "form": {},
    "request": {
        "get": "URLSearchParams",
        "post": {}
    }
    "response": {} // If returns a ajax response
}
```

* **verb:** The HTTP method (GET or POST).
* **status:** The HTTP status code (200, 404, or 405).
* **path:** The URI path as an array.
* **vars:** An object mapping path segments to keys.
* **form:** Captures submitted DOM form elements.
* **request.get:** An instance of URLSearchParams for GET requests.
* **request.post:** An object for POST requests.
* **response**: Will propagate if a possible fetch (Ajax) response.

### container

The container can be used to communicate with your template and the outside. You can create your own or access the frameworks functions like bellow.

```javascript
const dispath = container.get("dispatch");
dispath.navigateTo("#about");
```

### helper

Your own possible helper libraries, objects, and functions you passed in the configuration.

### context

Access the Stratox builder context library (you can manage without, only for advanced users; more on this later on).