A simple MIME type recognition library that works in both browser and Node.js apps
Install MIM with npm:
npm install mimAnd then require it in your node app:
var MIM = require('mim');Install MIM with bower:
bower install mimOr download desired version from on the Releases page
Then add the HTML script tag to include MIM in your global Javascript namespace:
<script src="wherever/mim.js"></script>var mimeType;
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('nonexistent');
console.log(mimeType); // displays null
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('mkv');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'video/x-matroska'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('.jpeg');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'image/jpeg'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('long_file-name.ecma');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'application/ecmascript'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('/etc/default/whatever.mif');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'application/vnd.mif'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('/folder with spaces/and file with space.xspf');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'application/xspf+xml'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('../../discobolos.xyz');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'chemical/x-xyz'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('https://mediapeers.com/products/12.json');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'application/json'
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('https://s3.amazonaws.com/mpx-ah-ftp/archive_2.zip?token=hello-world');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'application/zip'var mimeType;
mimeType = MIM.getMIMEType('nonexistent', 'application/octet-stream');
console.log(mimeType); // displays 'application/octet-stream'MIM is released under the MIT License.
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