Currently you have to do:

$count = $mediaList->count();
$mediaTypes = [];
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
    $mediaTypes[] = $mediaList->preferredMedia($i);
}

It'd be nice to be able to do:

$mediaTypes = $mediaList->all();

I need to parse the Content-Type header with parameters. Using the Accept parser works fine, but it feels a bit wrong, since Content-Type has only a subset of the semantics (can only have one, and no q parameter or scoring).

I wonder if you'd be open to a slight refactor to extract the basic parsing functionality into a separate class perhaps, and build the more specialised Accept parsing on top of that?

Currently parameters are not parsed into key/value pairs, they're just stored as an array of strings:

$mediaList = (new AcceptParser())->parse('*/*; one=value; two=value');
print_r($mediaList->preferedMedia(0)->parameters());

Array
(
    [0] => one=value,
    [1] => two=value
)

Is there any reason they're not parsed into key/value pairs, ie:

Array
(
    [one] => value,
    [two] => value
)

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