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added fio-typecheck of mimetype field when parsing binfiles

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renerocksai 2025-07-25 01:57:37 +02:00
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src/request.zig
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@ -132,8 +132,14 @@ fn parseBinfilesFrom(a: Allocator, o: fio.FIOBJ) !HttpParam {
var mimetype: []const u8 = undefined; var mimetype: []const u8 = undefined;
if (fio.fiobj_hash_haskey(o, key_type) == 1) { if (fio.fiobj_hash_haskey(o, key_type) == 1) {
const mt = fio.fiobj_obj2cstr(fio.fiobj_hash_get(o, key_type)); const mt_fiobj = fio.fiobj_hash_get(o, key_type);
mimetype = mt.data[0..mt.len]; // for some reason, mimetype can be an array
if (fio.fiobj_type_is(mt_fiobj, fio.FIOBJ_T_STRING) == 1) {
const mt = fio.fiobj_obj2cstr(mt_fiobj);
mimetype = mt.data[0..mt.len];
} else {
mimetype = &"application/octet-stream".*;
}
} else { } else {
mimetype = &"application/octet-stream".*; mimetype = &"application/octet-stream".*;
} }

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src/util.zig
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@ -17,6 +17,23 @@ pub fn fio2str(o: fio.FIOBJ) ?[]const u8 {
return x.data[0..x.len]; return x.data[0..x.len];
} }
pub fn fiobj_type_as_string(o: zap.fio.FIOBJ) []const u8 {
const value_type = switch (zap.fio.fiobj_type(o)) {
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_NULL => "null",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_TRUE => "true",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_FALSE => "false",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_NUMBER => "number",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_FLOAT => "float",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_STRING => "string",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_ARRAY => "array",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_HASH => "hash",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_DATA => "data",
zap.fio.FIOBJ_T_UNKNOWN => "unknown",
else => "unreachable",
};
return value_type;
}
/// Used internally: convert a FIO object into its string representation. /// Used internally: convert a FIO object into its string representation.
/// This always allocates, so choose your allocator wisely. /// This always allocates, so choose your allocator wisely.
/// Let's never use that /// Let's never use that