http_header 0.6.1

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# About
`http_header` is a small, dependency-less crate to create, serialize, read and parse 
HTTP/1.*-headers.

It is not designed to be the fastest crate out there, but it's easy to understand and read and
flexible enough to be useful as general-purpose HTTP-header crate.


# Build Library and Documentation
To build the documentation, go into the projects root-directory and run `cargo doc --release`; to
open the documentation in your web-browser, run `cargo doc --open`.

To build the library, go into the projects root-directory and run `cargo build --release`; you can
find the build in target/release.