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@@ -176,25 +176,39 @@ options(Req, State) ->
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%%
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%% An example of such return value would be:
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%% {{<<"text">>, <<"html">>, []}, to_html}
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+%%
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+%% Note that it is also possible to return a binary content type that will
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+%% then be parsed by Cowboy. However note that while this may make your
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+%% resources a little more readable, this is a lot less efficient. An example
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+%% of such a return value would be:
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+%% {<<"text/html">>, to_html}
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content_types_provided(Req, State) ->
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case call(Req, State, content_types_provided) of
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no_call ->
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not_acceptable(Req, State);
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- {[], Req2, HandlerState2} ->
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- not_acceptable(Req2, State#state{handler_state=HandlerState2});
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- {CTP, Req2, HandlerState2} ->
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- State2 = State#state{handler_state=HandlerState2, content_types_p=CTP},
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+ {[], Req2, HandlerState} ->
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+ not_acceptable(Req2, State#state{handler_state=HandlerState});
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+ {CTP, Req2, HandlerState} ->
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+ CTP2 = [normalize_content_types_provided(P) || P <- CTP],
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+ State2 = State#state{
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+ handler_state=HandlerState, content_types_p=CTP2},
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{Accept, Req3} = cowboy_http_req:parse_header('Accept', Req2),
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case Accept of
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undefined ->
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languages_provided(Req3,
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- State2#state{content_type_a=hd(CTP)});
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+ State2#state{content_type_a=hd(CTP2)});
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Accept ->
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Accept2 = prioritize_accept(Accept),
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choose_media_type(Req3, State2, Accept2)
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end
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end.
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+normalize_content_types_provided({ContentType, Handler})
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+ when is_binary(ContentType) ->
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+ {cowboy_http:content_type(ContentType), Handler};
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+normalize_content_types_provided(Provided) ->
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+ Provided.
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+
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prioritize_accept(Accept) ->
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lists:sort(
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fun ({MediaTypeA, Quality, _AcceptParamsA},
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