The HTTP header field name Accept.
The value for the Accept header indicating that any content type is acceptable.
The HTTP header field name Accept-Encoding, used to specify acceptable content encodings.
The value for the Accept-Encoding header indicating br (Brotli) compression.
The value for the Accept-Encoding header indicating deflate compression.
The value for the Accept-Encoding header indicating gzip compression.
The value for the Accept-Encoding header indicating no encoding (identity).
The HTTP header field name Accept-Language, used to specify preferred languages for the response.
The value for the Accept-Language header indicating any language is acceptable.
The default value for the Accept-Language header indicating any language is acceptable.
The value for the Accept-Language header indicating English as the preferred language.
And
And bytes
The HTTP header field name Authorization, used to specify authentication credentials.
The value for the Authorization header when using Basic authentication.
The value for the Authorization header indicating Bearer token authentication.
A line break character (newline).
A static byte slice representation of the string BR.
The HTTP header field name Cache-Control, used to specify caching directives.
The value for the Cache-Control header indicating no-cache.
The value for the Cache-Control header indicating that the response should not be cached.
The value for the Cache-Control header indicating that the response is cacheable by any cache.
A colon followed by a space (: ).
The byte representation of the first character in the COLON_SPACE.
A colon followed by a space symbol (:).
The HTTP header field name Connection, used to specify control options for the current connection.
The value for the Connection header indicating a close connection.
The value for the Connection header indicating keep-alive.
The HTTP header field name Content-Encoding, used to specify the encoding transformations applied to the response body.
The value for the Content-Encoding header indicating Brotli compression.
The response body is compressed using the Brotli algorithm, a more modern compression algorithm.
The value for the Content-Encoding header indicating deflate compression.
The response body is compressed using the Deflate algorithm.
The value for the Content-Encoding header indicating gzip compression.
The response body is compressed using the Gzip algorithm.
The value for the Content-Encoding header indicating no encoding (identity).
The response body is not compressed or encoded.
The value for the Content-Length header, used to specify the size of the request body in octets (8-bit bytes).
The HTTP header field name Content-Type, used to specify the media type of the resource or the data being sent in an HTTP request or response.
The HTTP header field name Cookie, used to send cookies from the server to the client.
The HTTP header field name Date, used to specify the date and time at which the message was sent.
Default host
Default http path
Default http path bytes
Default web port
Empty str
Equal
Equa bytes
The HTTP header field name ETag, used to specify a unique identifier for a resource version.
GET
Hash symbols
The HTTP header field name Host, used to specify the host and port number of the server.
A constant representing the “HTTP” protocol.
A constant representing the “HTTPS” protocol.
Http br
Http br bytes
Http doubble br
Http doubble br bytes
The default HTTP version HTTP/2 used in requests and responses.
The default HTTP version HTTP/1.1 used in requests and responses.
The HTTP header field name Last-Modified, used to specify the last modification date of the resource.
The HTTP header field name Location, used to specify the URL to redirect a client.
OK
OPTIONS
POST
Query symbols
The HTTP header field name Referer, used to specify the URL of the referring resource.
The HTTP header field name Set-Cookie, used to send cookies from the server to the client.
A single space character.
The byte representation of a single space character.
A tab character.
The byte representation of a tab character.
The HTTP header field name Transfer-Encoding, used to specify the form of encoding used to safely transfer the entity to the user.
The value for the Transfer-Encoding header indicating chunked transfer encoding.
Unknown HTTP version
The HTTP header field name Upgrade, used to indicate the protocol the client wants to upgrade to.
The HTTP header field “User-Agent”.
The HTTP header field name Vary, used to specify that the response may vary based on certain request headers.
The HTTP header field name X-Content-Type-Options, used to indicate that the browser should not sniff the MIME type of a response.
The value for the X-Content-Type-Options header to prevent MIME sniffing.
The HTTP header field name X-Frame-Options, used to specify whether a browser should be allowed to render a page in a <frame>.
The value for the X-Frame-Options header to prevent the page from being framed.
The value for the X-Frame-Options header to allow the page to be framed only by the same origin.
The HTTP header field name X-Powered-By, used to indicate the technology used by the server.
The HTTP header field name X-Requested-With, used to identify the type of request, typically for AJAX requests.
The value for the X-Requested-With header indicating an AJAX request.