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Acceptable
This is a library that handles Accept headers, which form the basis of content negotiation in HTTP server applications written in Go. It provides an implementation of the proactive server-driven content negotiation algorithm specified in RFC-7231 section 5.3.
There is also support for conditional requests (RFC-7232) using entity tags and last-modified timestamps.
Bring your favourite router and framework - this library can be used with Gin, Echo, etc.
Please see the documentation for more info.
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This API is well-tested and known to work but not yet fully released because it may yet require breaking API changes.
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Package last updated on 06 Nov 2024
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