A set of utilities to help parse mime types found in HTTP headers plus a utility to parse XML documents into Python objects.
Parsing Tools
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This repository contains multiple small projects each of which can be used separately. There are, at this point, no dependencies between them.
This would be a great package to use when creating your own custom Django REST Framework renderers and parsers based on custom MIME types.
This tool would be used to parse HTTP headers to derive the 'best fit' mime
type. It handles suffix and quality parsing and can be used to find the best
match from an Accept header from a list of available mime types.
This tool should be able to parse any XML document into Python objects. The output will become very verbose since it will include all attributes, elements and namespaces found in the XML document.
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A set of utilities to help parse mime types found in HTTP headers plus a utility to parse XML documents into Python objects.
We found that parsing-tools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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