dsh-headers

When debugging API endpoints, tracing request anomalies, or building automation pipelines, HTTP request headers are often the first piece of data you need to parse—but splitting them field by field is tedious and error-prone. dsh-headers wraps this step into a tool you can invoke directly within a session, letting you extract structured header data without leaving your workflow.

The plugin is written in pure Node.js and makes no network calls or external service dependencies, so all parsing happens locally. This keeps it lightweight and fully auditable, making it a good fit for sensitive or offline environments.

If you regularly need to extract or validate specific header fields, troubleshoot authentication failures, or embed header-processing steps into an automation pipeline, dsh-headers works as a plug-and-play utility that eliminates repetitive string-splitting boilerplate.