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HTTP Header Parser for Request and Response Headers

Parse raw request or response header text into structured key/value pairs locally. Useful for API debugging, cache policy checks, and CORS header review.

HTTPHeaderParser

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Use cases

  • Clean up captured raw Header blocks
  • Review Cache-Control and related response headers
  • Inspect CORS-related header fields

How to use

  1. Paste raw Header text
  2. Review the structured key/value result
  3. Copy JSON if needed

Example input and output

Header

Content-Type: application/json\nCache-Control: no-cache

Structured result

Content-Type=application/json; Cache-Control=no-cache

FAQ

Can it parse both request and response headers?

Yes. Common multiline Key: Value formats work. A request or status line is usually kept or ignored without blocking header parsing.

How are duplicate header names handled?

Same-name headers are merged or kept in a readable structure for debugging. Strict multi-value semantics still follow your server rules.

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