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(* This module contains functionality that applies to both requests and
   responses, which are collectively referred to in the HTTP 1.1 specifications
   as 'messages'. *)

open Httpun_types

let persistent_connection ?(proxy=false) version headers =
  let _ = proxy in
  (* XXX(seliopou): use proxy argument in the case of HTTP/1.0 as per
     https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7230#section-6.3 *)
  match Headers.get headers "connection" with
  | Some "close"      -> false
  | Some "keep-alive" -> Version.(compare version v1_0) >= 0
  | _                 -> Version.(compare version v1_1) >= 0

let sort_uniq xs =
  (* Though {!List.sort_uniq} performs a check on the input length and returns
   * immediately for lists of length less than [2], it still allocates closures
   * before it does that check! To avoid that just do our own checking here to
   * avoid the allocations in the common case. *)
  match xs with
  | [] | [ _ ] -> xs
  | _          -> List.sort_uniq String.compare xs

let unique_content_length_values headers =
  (* XXX(seliopou): perform proper content-length parsing *)
  sort_uniq (Headers.get_multi headers "content-length")

let content_length_of_string s =
  try Int64.of_string s with _ -> -1L