ehr-adapter.http.header — io.github.samuelcarriles/ehr-adapter 1.0.0

->mime clj

(->mime x)

accept clj

(accept x)

Given a format keyword or Content-Type-Structured map, returns {"Accept" <mime-type>} or throws if the format is not supported.

authorization clj

(authorization {:keys [token token-type]})

content-type clj

(content-type x)

Given a format keyword or Content-Type-Structured map, returns {"Content-Type" <mime-type>} or throws if the format is not supported.

json-media-type? clj

(json-media-type? content-type)

Returns true if the given content-type value represents a JSON media type. Accepts either a keyword (e.g. :json, :fhir/json) or a structured map with a :code key.

keyword-format->mime clj

mime->keyword-format clj

mime-error clj

(mime-error x)

parse-mime clj

(parse-mime s)

Parses a raw HTTP Content-Type header string into the internal structured map representation of the engine.

Always returns a map with a :code key, and optionally a :properties map if parameters are present in the header or if the media type is unsupported.

The returned map contains:

• :code The unassigned format keyword, or :unsupported if not registered.
• :properties An optional map of string key-value pairs representing parameters (e.g., charset, boundary). If the format is :unsupported, it includes a :raw-mime key containing the original parsed media type.

Examples: (parse-mime "application/json") => {:code :json}

(parse-mime "application/fhir+json; charset=utf-8") => {:code :fhir/json, :properties {"charset" "utf-8"}}

(parse-mime "application/x-custom-type; boundary=123") => {:code :unsupported, :raw-mime "application/x-custom-type" :properties {"boundary" "123"}}