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github.com/thomasboom89/accept-language-parser
This is a parser for the http header Accept-Language.
It will split parts into a Language struct {name, quality}.
Include this module into your existing go project
go get github.com/ThomasBoom89/accept-language-parser
go get -u github.com/ThomasBoom89/accept-language-parser
It is simple to use, just throw your header into the parse function and you will return an array of Languages
languages, err := alp.Parse(header)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Println(languages)
ALP- Accept-Header Parser
Copyright (C) 2022 ThomasBoom89. MIT license.
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