jshttp/content-disposition v2.0.0

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Large refactor to make the parser 3x faster and lenient on input. Removes the default export and renames it to create.

import { create, parse, format } from 'content-disposition';

create('filename');

parse(
  'attachment; filename="EURO rates.txt"; filename*=UTF-8\'\'%e2%82%ac%20rates.txt',
);

format({
  type: 'attachment',
  parameters: {
    filename: '€ rates.txt',
  },
});

Adds a multipart option that can be used to parse the header within multipart/form-data appropriately.

Note: The filename in create is no longer normalized with basename, ensure you are using appropriate filenames and not exposing your directory structure by using absolute paths.

Changed

• Rename exports (#123) ec3a844
  • No default export, use create export instead
• Removed basename from create, pass a filename instead of a full path
• Refactor parser to be faster and lenient (e.g. now parses unicode)
  • Make the parser lenient (#125) 994f665
• Change filename in create to ASCII only (#132) 3190b76
• Null object performance bump (#124) 7c7c9c0
• Remove fallback behavior from decoder (#127) 7086236
  • Invalid UTF-8 is no longer supported
• Refactor project to TypeScript (#118) 4fbf7ff

Added

• Expose format method (#129) 2bb7da3
• Allow extended parsing to be disabled (#130) c6b15c8
• Add HTML multipart behavior compatibility (#131) 3d217fb

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