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30 lines
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:sig
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StringMap split_http_headers(String s)
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:params
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s : HTTP request or header text
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return value : parsed request/header fields
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:see
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>string
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split_kv
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parse_query
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0_Request
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:content
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Parses HTTP request/header text into a `StringMap`.
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For a request line, the returned map includes fields such as `REQUEST_METHOD`, `REQUEST_URI`, `SCRIPT_NAME`, `QUERY_STRING`, and `SERVER_PROTOCOL`. Header names are normalized to uppercase CGI-style keys, for example `Host` becomes `HTTP_HOST`.
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Example:
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```uce
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StringMap h = split_http_headers("GET /demo.uce?x=1 HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: example.test\r\n\r\n");
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// h["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "GET"
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// h["SCRIPT_NAME"] == "/demo.uce"
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// h["QUERY_STRING"] == "x=1"
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// h["HTTP_HOST"] == "example.test"
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```
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Most page code should read `context.params` instead. Use this helper when parsing raw HTTP text in tests or protocol helpers.
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