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parse-prefer-header
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Parses an HTTP Prefer
header, aka
RFC7240.
const parsePreferHeader = require('parse-prefer-header');
const preferences = parsePreferHeader('respond-async, wait=300');
// preferences = { respondAsync: true, wait: '300' }
$ npm install parse-prefer-header
Prefer
header into a friendly JavaScript objectrespondAsync
)foo=";= ,;="
becomes { foo: ';= ,;='}
)parsePreferHeader(preferHeader: string | string[]): { [key: string]: string | boolean }
Parses the Prefer header value, or an Array of such values, and returns an
object mapping each preference token to its value or true
.
See here for an explanation of the initial set of preferences.
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parses an http prefer header, aka rfc7240
The npm package parse-prefer-header receives a total of 56,798 weekly downloads. As such, parse-prefer-header popularity was classified as popular.
We found that parse-prefer-header demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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