HTTP Link Header Parser
Python (>= 3.6) library for parsing RFC 8288 HTTP Link headers. Python 2 is not supported.
from httplink import parse_link_header
result = parse_link_header('''
<https://example.com/foo/index.html>; rel=index;
foo*=UTF-8'en'b%c3%a5r, </path#frag>;rel="what ever"
''')
## Target URL:
print(result['index'].target)
# https://example.com/foo/index.html
## Set of link relations:
print(result['index'].rel)
# {'index'}
## Decoded attribute value:
print(result['index']['foo'])
# bår
## Raw undecoded attributes:
print(result['index'].attributes)
# [('rel', 'index'), ('foo*', "UTF-8'en'b%c3%a5r")]
## Iterate over all links:
for link in result.links:
print(link.rel, link.target)
# {'index'} https://example.com/foo/index.html
# {'ever', 'what'} /path#frag
Multiple Link headers can be parsed at the same time if you concatenate them with ,.
Redundant white space and comma delimiters are ignored.
["key"]-access is always case-insensitive.
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