Necessary to reduce duplication since we can use the same examples for both the header parser and link unit specs.

Allows you to initialize the parser with a root URI so you don’t have to repeat passing it in each time. The initialized root URI can still be overwritten then calling the instance.

Reek was updated to ignore the control parameter since we’re not changing behavior but assignment instead.

Necessary to find a pair associated with a link by any attribute. This includes being able to use regular expressions for fuzzy matching.

Reek was updated to ignore the nested iterators code smell since there isn’t a better way to tackle this.

Necessary to define as a single constant for reuse across the parsers (specifically, the list and line parsers). This will soon be used to refactor all parsers that need these regular expressions.

Clarifies the method while also enhancing the method to find by any attribute of a pair.

Reek was updated to ignore the nested iterators code smell since there isn’t a better way to tackle this.

Instead of forwarding all enumerable behavior to the associated links, we make the list itself an enumerable by only implementing the #each method. This reduces the number of methods needed to be compliant and further simplifies the implementation.

None.

None.

Necessary to adhere to the specification which states all quotes are to be stripped when parsing a quoted string. This also removes the ability to change the default encoding because the spec also specifies this needs to be the final encoding.

Necessary to ignore characters, as specified in RFC 8187, to not be encoded. This also ignores the type key since a forward slash is needed for correct MIME types values. Finally, this ensures any value that isn’t a string is cast as one before encoding.

No longer necessary to maintain as this is supported in Caliber 0.96.0.

The original thought was to provide aliases for these keys for improved readability but opted to remove the aliases entirely to keep things simple.

No need to maintain as this is automatically generated here.

Reduces duplication since we can define the examples once and use across both objects.

Necessary to reduce duplication by using the patterns constant. Each pattern is cached to an instance variable for performance reasons. For the list parser, this includes the following benefits:

• Ensures the URI starts with < and ends with >. Previously, only the < was checked. Technically, this a fix instead of a refactor, but including the change here to keep all changes together.

• Leverages the updated relation pattern so the contents of the relation is captured which simplifies obtaining the relation’s value.

Customized inspection was added in order to reduce the verbosity of object instantiation due to the patterns instance variable being verbose and not useful to be repeated across all parsers.