mime.js

Get MIME type based on file name, path, and extension.

This repository doesn't require frequent updates, so even if it hasn't been updated for a long time, as long as it still exists, it means it's available. We'll keep an eye on whether it can function properly in the latest Node and browser environments.

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In the Node.js environment, you can install directly using NPM:

$ npm i @litert/mime --save

If you're using it in a modern browser, you can import the package as a native ES module from a CDN.

<script type="module">
    import * as mime from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litert/mime@2.0.0/dist/index.js";

    console.log(mime.getMime("index.css"));
</script>

Demo code is written using TypeScript.

import * as mime from "@litert/mime";

mime.getData("hello.json");         // {"mime": "application/json", "compressible": true, extension: 'json'}
mime.getData(".html");              // {"mime": "text/html", "compressible": true, extension: 'html'}
mime.getData("css");                // {"mime": "text/css", "compressible": true, extension: 'css'}
mime.getData("hi/baby.js");         // {"mime": "text/javascript", "compressible": true, extension: 'js'}
mime.getData("/root/down/pk.zip");  // {"mime": "application/zip", "compressible": false, extension: 'zip'}
mime.getData("ext.dodooh");         // {"mime": "application/octet-stream", "compressible": false, extension: 'dodooh'}
mime.getMime("root/index.css");     // text/css

Once it's compiled correctly, you can run the sample code in the terminal by using node ./dist/test-node.

To view the examples, simply access the test/ directory in your browser.

Click here to view the examples online

This library is published under Apache-2.0 license.