- library
- http
- http_unix_daemon.pl -- Run SWI-Prolog HTTP server as a Unix system daemon
- thread_httpd.pl -- Threaded HTTP server
- http_wrapper.pl -- Server processing of an HTTP request
- http_header.pl -- Handling HTTP headers
- http_read_request/2
- http_read_reply_header/2
- http_reply/2
- http_reply/3
- http_reply/4
- http_reply/5
- http_reply/6
- http_status_reply/4
- http_status_reply/5
- http_status_reply/6
- http_join_headers/3
- http_update_encoding/3
- http_update_connection/4
- http_update_transfer/4
- http_post_data/3
- http_reply_header/3
- http_parse_header_value/3
- http_timestamp/2
- http_read_header/2
- http_parse_header/2
- serialize_reply/2
- mime_type_encoding/2
- http_address//0
- status_page/3
- http_stream.pl -- HTTP Streams
- http_exception.pl -- Map Prolog exceptions to HTTP errors
- http_path.pl -- Abstract specification of HTTP server locations
- http_dispatch.pl -- Dispatch requests in the HTTP server
- http_host.pl -- Obtain public server location
- http_ssl_plugin.pl -- SSL plugin for HTTP libraries
- http_parameters.pl -- Extract parameters (GET and POST) from HTTP requests
- http_client.pl -- HTTP client library
- http_multipart_plugin.pl -- Multipart form-data plugin
- http_hook.pl -- HTTP library hooks
- html_write.pl -- Write HTML text
- html_quasiquotations.pl -- HTML quasi quotations
- mimetype.pl -- Determine mime-type for a file
- jquery.pl -- Provide JQuery
- html_head.pl -- Automatic inclusion of CSS and scripts links
- http_server_files.pl -- Serve files needed by modules from the server
- term_html.pl -- Represent Prolog terms as HTML
- json.pl -- Reading and writing JSON serialization
- http_open.pl -- HTTP client library
- http_session.pl -- HTTP Session management
- http_openid.pl -- OpenID consumer and server library
- yadis.pl -- Yadis discovery
- ax.pl -- Attribute Exchange library
- http_authenticate.pl -- Authenticate HTTP connections using 401 headers
- http_json.pl -- HTTP JSON Plugin module
- http_dirindex.pl -- HTTP directory listings
- js_write.pl -- Utilities for including JavaScript
- js_grammar.pl -- JavaScript grammar
- http_cors.pl -- Enable CORS: Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- json_convert.pl -- Convert between JSON terms and Prolog application terms
- http_dyn_workers.pl -- Dynamically schedule HTTP workers.
- http_error.pl -- Decorate uncaught HTTP exceptions with stack-trace
- hub.pl -- Manage a hub for websockets
- websocket.pl -- WebSocket support
- http_log.pl -- HTTP Logging module
- mimepack.pl -- Create a MIME message
- http
- http_parse_header_value(+Field, +Value, -Prolog) is semidet
- Translate Value in a meaningful Prolog term. Field denotes the
HTTP request field for which we do the translation. Supported
fields are:
- content_length
- Converted into an integer
- status
- Converted into an integer
- cookie
- Converted into a list with Name=Value by cookies//1.
- set_cookie
- Converted into a term
set_cookie(Name, Value, Options)
. Options is a list consisting of Name=Value or a single atom (e.g.,secure
) - host
- Converted to HostName:Port if applicable.
- range
- Converted into
bytes(From, To)
, where From is an integer and To is either an integer or the atomend
. - accept
- Parsed to a list of media descriptions. Each media is a term
media(Type, TypeParams, Quality, AcceptExts)
. The list is sorted according to preference. - content_disposition
- Parsed into
disposition(Name, Attributes)
, where Attributes is a list of Name=Value pairs. - content_type
- Parsed into
media(Type/SubType, Attributes)
, where Attributes is a list of Name=Value pairs.
As some fields are already parsed in the Request, this predicate is a no-op when called on an already parsed field.
- Arguments:
-
Value - is either an atom, a list of codes or an already parsed header value.