module Lucky::RequestTypeHelpers
Overview
These helpers check HTTP headers to determine "request MIME type".
Generally the Accept header is checked, but some check other headers, such as X-Requested-With.
Direct including types
Defined in:
lucky/request_type_helpers.crInstance Method Summary
- 
        #accepts?(format : Symbol) : Bool
        
          
Check whether the request wants the passed in format
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        #ajax? : Bool
        
          
Check if the request is AJAX
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        #html? : Bool
        
          
Check if the request is HTML
 - 
        #json? : Bool
        
          
Check if the request is JSON
 - 
        #multipart? : Bool
        
          
Check if the request is multipart
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        #plain_text? : Bool
        
          
Check if the request is plain text
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        #xml? : Bool
        
          
Check if the request is XML
 
Macro Summary
- 
        default_format(format)
        
          
If Lucky doesn't find a format then default to the given format
 
Instance Method Detail
Check whether the request wants the passed in format
Check if the request is AJAX
This tests if the X-Requested-With header is XMLHttpRequest
Check if the request is HTML
Browsers typically send vague Accept headers. Because of that this will return true when:
- The 
accepted_formatsincludes:html - And the 
Acceptheader is the browser default. For example `text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,/;q=0.8 
Check if the request is JSON
This tests if the request type is application/json
Check if the request is multipart
This tests if the Content-Type header is multipart/form-data
Check if the request is plain text
This tests if the Accept header type is text/plain or
with the optional character set per W3 RFC1341 7.1
Check if the request is XML
This tests if the request type is application/xml
Macro Detail
If Lucky doesn't find a format then default to the given format
default_format :html