[FIX] FromRequest() JSON content type validation#63
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Problem
The logic to check if a request contains JSON is too restrictive. Since only the exact
application/jsonstring is considered valid, when theContent-Typeheader contains values such asapplication/vnd.api+jsonorapplication/json; charset=UTF-8, the request body is dismissed.Another problem is that there are other JSON MIME types besides
application/json.If we do a quick search here, we can find 200+ MIME types related to JSON.
Solution
The mime type check logic has been improved by using a regular expression. Here's a brief explanation:
Caveats
The current regular expression isn't strict about the combination of allowed characters in a subtype, which means that non-existent/unofficial MIME types, like
application/foobar+jsonorapplication/vnd.123+jsonare considered valid.For the sake of simplicity, I think that's a good trade-off. It also means that when new JSON MIME types are added in the future, this logic should require low maintenance, if any.
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FromRequest();