[][mime_typed] [][mime_typed]

More types for [mime]

What is [mime] library?

At the moment of writing, [mime] is the most widely used [MIME types] library on [crates.io] with over 39.4M all-time downloads and over 5.5M recent downloads.

Its notable dependents are

• [reqwest]
• [mime_guess]
• [headers]
• [actix-web]
• [serde_with]
• [actix-http]
• [multipart]
• [warp]
• [awc]
• [tower-http]

Even though [mime]

1. doesn't have a README.md on [crates.io];
2. hasn't been updated for two years
3. doesn't support all [MIME types] listed in RFC 6838 by IETF;
4. has last published version at https://github.com/hyperium/mime/tree/e3e7444ca607ff87cd1475455c26876b936af77a instead of latest commit;

it is nonetheless a reasonably well documented library that has been proven to be well suitable for many projects by its use.

What does [mime_typed] bring to the table?

This library allows writing code generic over [MIME types] easier and has opt-in support for [mime]. With mime_support feature enabled, traits obtain new functions for returning instances of [mime] library types.

The types offered by library are zero-sized.

There are plans for adding opt-in support for [evcxr]. However, opt-in support for other projects may be considered as well.

License

^{Licensed under either of Apache License, Version 2.0 or MIT license at your option.}

_{Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in this crate by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.}