.get, .post, .put, .patch and .delete — one command each, one implementation.

The same shape as openingIn: five names that differ only in a word, so the word is the argument and the rest is written once.

A path is the PAGE's own server — .get /tests.js is the file the suite loaded — which is the whole reason this belongs in a browser REPL rather than in a terminal beside it. Anywhere else is spelled with a scheme.

The request is made from Node, not from the tab. A fetch inside the page cannot report what it sent, cannot set host or user-agent, and cannot read set-cookie back — .header sent and .header received would both be fiction. From here they are the truth.

import { buildCommand } from './http.ts';

typeof buildCommand('GET').main; // 'function' — a command, waiting for a context