class ContentEncoding
Encode a response according the the request's acceptable encodings.
Definitions
DEFAULT_WRAPPERS = {...}
The default wrappers to use for encoding content.
Implementation
DEFAULT_WRAPPERS = {
"gzip" => Body::Deflate.method(:for)
}
DEFAULT_CONTENT_TYPES = %r{^(text/.*?)|(.*?/json)|(.*?/javascript)$}
The default content types to apply encoding to.
def initialize(delegate, content_types = DEFAULT_CONTENT_TYPES, wrappers = DEFAULT_WRAPPERS)
Initialize the content encoding middleware.
Signature
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parameter
delegate
Middleware
The next middleware in the chain.
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parameter
content_types
Regexp
The content types to apply encoding to.
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parameter
wrappers
Hash
The encoding wrappers to use.
Implementation
def initialize(delegate, content_types = DEFAULT_CONTENT_TYPES, wrappers = DEFAULT_WRAPPERS)
super(delegate)
@content_types = content_types
@wrappers = wrappers
end
def call(request)
Encode the response body according to the request's acceptable encodings.
Signature
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parameter
request
Request
The request.
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returns
Response
The response.
Implementation
def call(request)
response = super
# Early exit if the response has already specified a content-encoding.
return response if response.headers["content-encoding"]
# This is a very tricky issue, so we avoid it entirely.
# https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/ietf-http-wg/2014JanMar/1179.html
return response if response.partial?
# Ensure that caches are aware we are varying the response based on the accept-encoding request header:
response.headers.add("vary", "accept-encoding")
# TODO use http-accept and sort by priority
if !response.body.empty? and accept_encoding = request.headers["accept-encoding"]
if content_type = response.headers["content-type"] and @content_types =~ content_type
body = response.body
accept_encoding.each do |name|
if wrapper = @wrappers[name]
response.headers["content-encoding"] = name
body = wrapper.call(body)
break
end
end
response.body = body
end
end
return response
end