Provides basic WAI handler and middleware functionality: WAI Testing Framework Hspec testing facilities and helpers for WAI. Event Source/Event Stream Send server events to the client. Compatible with the JavaScript EventSource API. Accept Override Override the Accept header in a request. Special handling for the _accept query parameter (which is used throughout WAI override the Accept header). Add Headers WAI Middleware for adding arbitrary headers to an HTTP request. Clean Path Clean a request path to a canonical form. Combine Headers Combine duplicate headers into one. GZip Compression Negotiate HTTP payload gzip compression. Health check endpoint Add an empty health check endpoint. HTTP Basic Authentication WAI Basic Authentication Middleware which uses Authorization header. JSONP "JSON with Padding" middleware. Automatic wrapping of JSON responses to convert into JSONP. Method Override / Post Allows overriding of the HTTP request method via the _method query string parameter. Request Logging Request logging middleware for development and production environments Request Rewrite Rewrite request path info based on a custom conversion rules. Select Dynamically choose between Middlewares. Stream Files Convert ResponseFile type responses into ResponseStream type. Virtual Host Redirect incoming requests to a new host based on custom rules. API docs and the README are available at http://www.stackage.org/package/wai-extra.
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