When the parsed request is a module, it means that the request being made is for a specific module or file in a web application.
For example, let’s say we have a JavaScript file called “app.js” that contains various functions and code for our web application. When a request is made for this file, the parsed request would be the module “app.js”.
This is commonly used in modern web development frameworks such as Node.js or React, where modules are used to organize and separate different parts of the application.
Using modules allows developers to easily manage dependencies, reuse code, and enhance the overall structure and scalability of the application.