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Hello there, 👋

I'm Anton Ohorodnyk, a Software Engineer by trade. Here's a quick rundown about me:

  • I've been navigating the software engineering seas since 2005.
  • Occasionally, you'll find me penning thoughts on my blog.
  • My journey with social media has been a rocky one, with the exception of my time on Jabber and IRC. However, I'm looking forward to reintegrating into the tech-savvy world through Mastodon.
  • I'm an active contributor to various open-source projects, with most of my contributions proudly displayed here on GitHub.
  • I am an advocate for minimalism and simplicity, reflected clearly in my coding style and designs.
  • I'm an enthusiast of Golang, backend development, databases, distributed systems, and Web Technologies.
  • I greatly enjoy collaborating with others, so don't hesitate to connect with me through any available channel.

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mimeheader's Issues

Allow MimeHeaders to be returned from AcceptHeader

Hi @aohorodnyk, thanks for the useful library!

It would be great if AcceptHeader.mheaders were exported so that we can invent our own custom negotiations while still using the parsing from your package. I'll put up a PR for your review.

Proposed change:

Current:

type AcceptHeader struct {
	mheaders []MimeHeader
}

Becomes:

type AcceptHeader struct {
	MHeaders []MimeHeader
}

Ignore q param in sotring

We have a logic where we sort mime types by number of params. Currently sorting is done by number of params include q quality param. But following specification, looks like quality is good to ignore.

Actual:
Mime type application/json;q=1;test=t will have the same priority as application/xml;charset=utf-8;test=t.

Expected:
Mime type application/json;q=1;test=t has lower priority than application/xml;charset=utf-8;test=t.

Accept-Encoding support

Hi. Thanks for the library :)

Any plans for adding Accept-Encoding support? It currently doesn't work, I suspect because "gzip, br" doesn't contain slashes like mime-types.

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