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mime2ext

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A simple compact crate to look up a file extension for a mime type.

It embeds part of the mime-db database, packed efficiently into around 20 KiB. There are no dependencies, and it's no_std-compatible.

Example

use mime2ext::mime2ext;

assert_eq!(mime2ext("image/png"), Some("png"));
assert_eq!(mime2ext("application/octet-stream"), Some("bin"));
assert_eq!(mime2ext("text/html; charset=UTF-8"), Some("html"));
assert_eq!(mime2ext("nonexistent/mimetype"), None);
assert_eq!(mime2ext("invalid-mimetype"), None);

Interoperability with mime

mime's Mime type is supported through its implementation of AsRef<str>, without any dependency on the crate:

use mime::{Mime, TEXT_PLAIN};
use mime2ext::mime2ext;

assert_eq!(mime2ext(TEXT_PLAIN), Some("txt"));
let mime: Mime = "text/xml; charset=latin1".parse()?;
assert_eq!(mime2ext(&mime), Some("xml"));

Versioning

mime2ext includes a static version of mime-db. A new version of mime2ext has to be released for each new version of mime-db.

mime2ext's version number tracks that of mime-db. mime2ext version 0.1.49 corresponds to mime-db version 1.49.0.

See CHANGELOG.md for differences between versions, including relevant changes to mime-db.

License

Both mime2ext and mime-db are licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE and mime-db/LICENSE.

See also

  • mime_guess, which mainly converts in the opposite direction. It can also convert mime types to extensions but often suggests rarely-used extensions, like jpe for image/jpeg.

No runtime deps