mime.types: this is obtained by syncing from the Apache Foundation'smime.typesin the Apache Subversion repository. x-mime.types: these are the extension types, so non-standardx-prefixes are used here. file.types: full filenames of common occurrences that are useful to map onto a MIME type...
Breadcrumbs Filename_Extension_To_MIME_Type / MimeType.csTop File metadata and controls Code Blame 1021 lines (1018 loc) · 52.2 KB Raw using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.IO; namespace NicolasRaoul.Mime { /// /// Utility ...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9801106/how-can-i-get-mime-type-in-ios-which-is-not-based-on-extension http://blog.ablepear.com/2010/08/how-to-get-file-extension-for-mime-type.html
可以在php.ini文件中找到以下行并取消注释(去掉前面的分号):extension=fileinfo 使用fileinfo扩展的函数来获取文件的MIME类型。以下是一个示例代码:$file = 'path/to/file'; // 替换为实际文件路径 $finfo = finfo_open(FILEINFO_MIME_TYPE); $mime = finfo_file($finfo, $file); finfo_close($finfo)...
If you’ve ever implemented a file upload or download scenario in ASP.NET, you’ve likely come across the situation of having to provide a MIME type based off of a file extension. IIS does this automatically when it serves files, but it seems like in ASP.NET there isn’t a good way...
public static string getFileType(string url) { string type = null; string extension = MimeTypeMap.GetFileExtensionFromUrl(url); if (extension != null) { MimeTypeMap mime = MimeTypeMap.Singleton; type = mime.GetMimeTypeFromExtension(extension); } return type; } 中文...
Type:{ ext: string; mime: string } | undefined Supported file types (more to come...) File extensionContent (mime) type bmpimage/bmp gifimage/gif icoimage/x-icon jpgimage/jpeg heicimage/heic pngimage/png tiffimage/tiff pdfapplication/pdf ...
The following table shows the extensions you will need to register, their file type, and their MIME type. File extensionFile typeMIME type .docx Microsoft Office Word 2007 document application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document ...
Getting a mime type based on a file name (Or file extension), is one of those weird things you never really think about until you really, really need it. I recently ran into the issue when trying to return a file from an API (Probably not the best practice, but I had to make it...
<?php //$file = $_FILES['upload']['tmp_name']; $file = 'uploads/image.png'; $mtype = mime_content_type($file); echo $mtype; // image/pngChecking a file type by using the $_FILES['upload']['type'] is not a reliable way. It returns mime type based on the file extension,...