Feature : isMimeType(str) #760
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Nicolas, I guess when you write |
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@profnandaa Yes, I meant |
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Thanks for the PR 😄 |
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This PR refers to : #758
This PR features the following proposition :
isMimeType(str).It checks if the passed string matches to a correct MIME type format.
e.g. :
isMimeType('application/json')checksisMimeType('application\json')DOES NOT checkisMimeType('application/json/text')DOES NOT checkisMimeType('')DOES NOT checkisMimeType('json')DOES NOT checkThe reason this function does not match to exact MIME types listed by the IANA is because of lightness purposes : it would require to include all these MIME types in this library, which would weigh it significantly. This kind of effort maybe is not worth for the use that this function has in this entire library.
This function should check against all simple cases, but I'm not sure that it handles every exceptions and other "special" MIME type rules.
Waiting for someone's approval :-)
PS : This is the first PR of this kind that I submit. I'm really open to suggestions/corrections !