content

HTTP Content-* headers parsing.

Lead Maintainer - Eran Hammer

Installation
Usage
- type(header)
- disposition(header)

Installation

Install via NPM.

$ npm install content

Usage

content allows to parse HTTP Content-* headers, currently based on the rules established in both RFC 7231 Section 3.1.1.1 and RFC 6266 Section 4.1.

`type(header)`

Generates an object containing the associated mime-type and the boundary (if specified).

Content.type('application/json; some=property; and="another"');
// { mime: 'application/json' }

Content.type('application/json; boundary=asdf');
// { mime: 'application/json', boundary: 'asdf' }

If the header is invalid (malformed) or missing required data, such as a multipart/form-data header missing its boundary, it returns an HTTP Bad Request error.

`disposition(header)`

Generates an object containing the details related to the Content-Disposition header for the form-data content type with support for utf8 encoding.

Content.disposition('form-data; name="file"; filename=file.jpg');
// { name: 'file', filename: 'file.jpg' }

Content.disposition('form-data; name="file"; filename*=utf-8\'en\'with%20space');
// { name: 'file', filename: 'with space' }

If the header is invalid (malformed, invalid or missing properties) or is empty/missing, it returns an explanatory error.

Current Tags

4.0.6 ... latest (7 years ago)
3.0.7 ... lts (8 years ago)
3.1.2 ... v3-legacy (2 years ago)