`module Header`

Nested Classes and Modules

class Accept: The accept-content-type header represents a list of content-types that the client can accept.
class AcceptCharset: The accept-charset header represents a list of character sets that the client can accept.
class AcceptEncoding: The accept-encoding header represents a list of encodings that the client can accept.
class AcceptLanguage: The accept-language header represents a list of languages that the client can accept.
class Authorization: Used for basic authorization.
class CacheControl: Represents the cache-control header, which is a list of cache directives.
class Connection: Represents the connection HTTP header, which controls options for the current connection.
class Cookie: The cookie header contains stored HTTP cookies previously sent by the server with the set-cookie header.
class Date: The date header represents the date and time at which the message was originated.
class Digest: The digest header provides a digest of the message body for integrity verification.
class ETag: The etag header represents the entity tag for a resource.
class ETags: The etags header represents a list of entity tags (ETags) for resources.
class Generic: Represents generic or custom headers that can be used in trailers.
class Multiple: Represents headers that can contain multiple distinct values separated by newline characters.
class Priority: Represents the priority header, used to indicate the relative importance of an HTTP request.
class Range: Represents a range request header.
class ServerTiming: The server-timing header communicates performance metrics about the request-response cycle to the client.
class SetCookie: The set-cookie header sends cookies from the server to the user agent.
class Split: Represents headers that can contain multiple distinct values separated by commas.
class TE: The te header indicates the transfer encodings the client is willing to accept. AKA accept-transfer-encoding. How we ended up with te instead of accept-transfer-encoding is a mystery lost to time.
class Trailer: Represents headers that can contain multiple distinct values separated by commas.
class TransferEncoding: The transfer-encoding header indicates the encoding transformations that have been applied to the message body.
class Vary: Represents the vary header, which specifies the request headers a server considers when determining the response.