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# Method name: badRequest(options: WixHttpFunctionResponseOptions)

# Method package: wixHttpFunctions

# Method menu location: wixHttpFunctions --> badRequest

# Method Link: https://dev.wix.com/docs/velo/velo-only-apis/wix-http-functions/bad-request.md

# Method Description:

Returns a response with status code 400 (Bad Request) and the information from the options parameter.

The `badRequest()` function creates a response with the status code 400 (Bad Request).

 Optionally, the `badRequest()` function can take a `WixHttpFunctionResponseOptions`
 object which is used to specify the response's body and headers.
 > **Note:** If the object contains a status it will be ignored.

 Use the `badRequest()` function to create a response to return from an HTTP
 function. A 400 (Bad Request) response is usually used to indicate the
 request was unsuccessful because of a client error, such as a request using
 the incorrect syntax.



# Method Code Examples:

*** Note: do not assume any prop names or enum values other than the ones in the example.

## Create a 400 (Bad Request) response

```javascript
// In http-functions.js

import {badRequest} from 'wix-http-functions';

export function use_myFunction(request) {

  return badRequest();
}
```

## Create a 400 (Bad Request) response

```javascript
// In http-functions.js

import {badRequest} from 'wix-http-functions';

export function use_myFunction(request) {

  let options = {
    body: {
      "error": "The request must contain the 'X' parameter."
    },
    headers: {
      "Content-Type": "application/json"
    }
  };

  return badRequest(options);
}
```

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