Fixed bug in splitting headers #81
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First, thanks for all your work on Purescript and its libraries. I benefit greatly from your work.
I found and fixed a nasty bug this morning...
xhr.getAllResponseHeaders()returns the headers separated by CRLF, not just LF.See here and here.
Presently,
purescript-affjaxsplits only on\n. See here.Ordinarily, it wouldn't be a problem. But when your workflow involves extracting an 'X-Auth-Token' from the header of an AJAX response, and then sending that token value as a header value of a new AJAX request, the new request will error out if the header value contains CR (or LF).