content_type

Types

ContentType

Supported content types for code generation.

pub type ContentType {
  ApplicationJson
  TextPlain
  MultipartFormData
  FormUrlEncoded
  ApplicationOctetStream
  ApplicationXml
  TextXml
  UnsupportedContentType(String)
}

Constructors

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ApplicationJson
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TextPlain
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MultipartFormData
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FormUrlEncoded
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ApplicationOctetStream
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ApplicationXml
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TextXml
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UnsupportedContentType(String)
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Values

from_string

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pub fn from_string(content_type: String) -> ContentType

Parse a content type string into a ContentType. Recognizes structured syntax suffixes: types ending with +json are treated as JSON-compatible, and types ending with +xml as XML-compatible.

is_json_compatible

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pub fn is_json_compatible(s: String) -> Bool

Check if a content type string is JSON-compatible. Matches “application/json” and any type with a “+json” suffix.

is_supported

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pub fn is_supported(content_type: ContentType) -> Bool

Check if a content type is supported anywhere in code generation.

is_supported_request

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pub fn is_supported_request(content_type: ContentType) -> Bool

Check if a content type is supported for request bodies. Driven by the capability registry: looks up the MIME string under category "request" at level Supported. UnsupportedContentType never matches the registry and always returns False.

is_supported_response

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pub fn is_supported_response(content_type: ContentType) -> Bool

Check if a content type is supported for responses. Same mechanism as is_supported_request, just targeting the "response" category.

is_xml_compatible

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pub fn is_xml_compatible(s: String) -> Bool

Check if a content type string is XML-compatible. Matches “application/xml”, “text/xml”, and any type with a “+xml” suffix.

to_string

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pub fn to_string(content_type: ContentType) -> String

Convert a ContentType back to its string representation.