Libraries tagged by http headers

An Accept-Language HTTP header parser.

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Easily integrate HTTP Public-Key-Pinning headers into your application.

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Setup performant HTTP Status Code Redirects from within the Kirby Panel

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This Bundle provides a way to set path based cache expiration headers via the app configuration and provides a helper to control the reverse proxy varnish.

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Mobile_Detect is a lightweight PHP class for detecting mobile devices. It uses the User-Agent string combined with specific HTTP headers to detect the mobile environment.

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laravel-mitnick helps you secure your Laravel apps by setting various HTTP headers. it can help!

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TYPO3 HTTP memory usage - TYPO3 middleware adding memory_get_peak_usage() as HTTP header

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Mobile_Detect is a lightweight PHP class for detecting mobile devices. It uses the User-Agent string combined with specific HTTP headers to detect the mobile environment.

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Set of methods to deal with the HTTP Accept header

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WURFL, the Wireless Universal Resource FiLe, is a Device Description Repository (DDR), i.e. a software component that maps HTTP Request headers to the profile of the HTTP client (Desktop, Mobile Device, Tablet, etc.) that issued the request

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Parses the HTTP Accept header and determes the preferred content type

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A lightweight set of PHP utility classes for common web tasks: routing, HTTP requests and headers, sessions, validation, file uploads, JWT, and hashing.

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Sends Link headers to bring HTTP/2 Server Push for scripts and styles to WordPress.

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Laravel-aware security rules for php-security-scanner. Detects Laravel SQL injection (DB::raw, whereRaw), mass assignment, debug/dd leaks, unsafe validators, CSRF bypass, insecure cookies, env exposure, Blade raw echo, open redirect, Http SSRF, Storage/File path traversal, file-upload validation gaps, Auth/Crypt/Artisan/Process/Config injection, view-name injection, session fixation, and Mail header injection.

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Models a collection of HTTP headers

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