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How can I get the Meteor HTTP.call (or get) method to change the headers of an HTTP request?

I am trying to speed up the Meteor application by loading enough web page content to get <head>my HTML tag to get its name, image and description. I have a client calling the server method with the following code:

Meteor.call("metaGetter", url, function(err, res){...});

And on the server side, in the method metaGetter, I use Meteor HTTP.call:

var result = HTTP.call('GET', url, {headers: {'content-range': "bytes 0-100"}});

as indicated in the Meteor documentation. I can get the result, html. However, after printing the returned headers, I do not see the attribute content-rangethat I was trying to set.

Edit: Akshat solution works, but only for some websites, in fact, very few. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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In general, you cannot have a fixed limit if you want to always get the header:

In general, I would take the whole HTML file. On most decent servers, it takes less than 100 ms. It is unlikely that a person is noticeable. If you do so much, you can allow parallel execution of the parallel method on the server side (see http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/method_unblock )

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