httpaf_caged 1.0.1 (latest)

Header Fields

Each header field consists of a case-insensitive field name and a field value. The order in which header fields with differing field names are received is not significant. However, it is good practice to send header fields that contain control data first so that implementations can decide when not to handle a message as early as possible.

A sender MUST NOT generate multiple header fields with the same field name in a message unless either the entire field value for that header field is defined as a comma-separated list or the header field is a well-known exception, e.g., Set-Cookie.

A recipient MAY combine multiple header fields with the same field name into one "field-name: field-value" pair, without changing the semantics of the message, by appending each subsequent field value to the combined field value in order, separated by a comma. The order in which header fields with the same field name are received is therefore significant to the interpretation of the combined field value; a proxy MUST NOT change the order of these field values when forwarding a message.

Note. Unless otherwise specified, all operations preserve header field order and all reference to equality on names is assumed to be case-insensitive.

See RFC7230§3.2 for more details.

type t = Httpaf.Headers.t

type name = string

The type of a case-insensitive header name.

type value = string

The type of a header value.

Constructor

val empty : t

empty is the empty collection of header fields.

val of_list : (name * value) list -> t

of_list assoc is a collection of header fields defined by the association list assoc. of_list assumes the order of header fields in assoc is the intended transmission order. The following equations should hold:

to_list (of_list lst) = lst
get (of_list [("k", "v1"); ("k", "v2")]) "k" = Some "v2".

val of_rev_list : (name * value) list -> t

of_list assoc is a collection of header fields defined by the association list assoc. of_list assumes the order of header fields in assoc is the reverse of the intended trasmission order. The following equations should hold:

to_list (of_rev_list lst) = List.rev lst
get (of_rev_list [("k", "v1"); ("k", "v2")]) "k" = Some "v1".

val to_list : t -> (name * value) list

to_list t is the association list of header fields contained in t in transmission order.

val to_rev_list : t -> (name * value) list

to_rev_list t is the association list of header fields contained in t in reverse transmission order.

val add : t -> name -> value -> t

add t name value is a collection of header fields that is the same as t except with (name, value) added at the end of the trasmission order. The following equations should hold:

get (add t name value) name = Some value

val add_unless_exists : t -> name -> value -> t

add_unless_exists t name value is a collection of header fields that is the same as t if t already inclues name, and otherwise is equivalent to add t name value.

val add_list : t -> (name * value) list -> t

add_list t assoc is a collection of header fields that is the same as t except with all the header fields in assoc added to the end of the transmission order, in reverse order.

val add_multi : t -> (name * value list) list -> t

add_multi t assoc is the same as

add_list t (List.concat_map assoc ~f:(fun (name, values) ->
  List.map values ~f:(fun value -> (name, value))))

but is implemented more efficiently. For example,

add_multi t ["name1", ["x", "y"]; "name2", ["p", "q"]]
  = add_list ["name1", "x"; "name1", "y"; "name2", "p"; "name2", "q"]

val remove : t -> name -> t

remove t name is a collection of header fields that contains all the header fields of t except those that have a header-field name that are equal to name. If t contains multiple header fields whose name is name, they will all be removed.

val replace : t -> name -> value -> t

replace t name value is a collection of header fields that is the same as t except with all header fields with a name equal to name removed and replaced with a single header field whose name is name and whose value is value. This new header field will appear in the transmission order where the first occurrence of a header field with a name matching name was found.

If no header field with a name equal to name is present in t, then the result is simply t, unchanged.

Destructors

val mem : t -> name -> bool

mem t name is true iff t includes a header field with a name that is equal to name.

val get : t -> name -> value option

get t name returns the last header from t with name name, or None if no such header is present.

val get_exn : t -> name -> value

get t name returns the last header from t with name name, or raises if no such header is present.

val get_multi : t -> name -> value list

get_multi t name is the list of header values in t whose names are equal to name. The returned list is in transmission order.

Iteration

val iter : f:(name -> value -> unit) -> t -> unit

val fold : f:(name -> value -> 'a -> 'a) -> init:'a -> t -> 'a

Utilities

val to_string : t -> string

val pp_hum : Format.formatter -> t -> unit

package httpaf_caged

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