Content-Type representation.
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#include <userver/http/content_type.hpp>
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std::string | MediaType () const |
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const std::string & | TypeToken () const |
| | "type" token of media type (application).
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const std::string & | SubtypeToken () const |
| | "subtype" token of media type (json).
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bool | HasExplicitCharset () const |
| | Whether the "charset" option was explicitly specified.
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const std::string & | Charset () const |
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int | Quality () const |
| | Value of "q" parameter in range 0–1000.
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| bool | DoesAccept (const ContentType &) const |
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std::string | ToString () const |
| | Builds a string representation of content-type/media-range.
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| | ContentType (std::string_view) |
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| ContentType (const std::string &) |
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| ContentType (const char *) |
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Content-Type representation.
Definition at line 26 of file content_type.hpp.
◆ ContentType()
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Constructor from a single content-type/media-range header value as per RFC7231.
◆ DoesAccept()
| bool http::ContentType::DoesAccept |
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Whether this media range accepts specified content type. Differs from equality comparison in wildcard support.
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