Prefer string interpolation to concatenation in erb files

[rails.git] / app / controllers / api_controller.rb

diff --git a/app/controllers/api_controller.rb b/app/controllers/api_controller.rb
index 64514a4321f8ff3523621fae28b2830f6f3fa6e5..c905b24ce8c9b890facb97c9951b7f107813765a 100644 (file)
--- a/app/controllers/api_controller.rb
+++ b/app/controllers/api_controller.rb
@@ -4,52 +4,45 @@ class ApiController < ApplicationController
   private
 
   ##
   private
 
   ##

-  # Set default request format to xml unless a client requests a specific format,
-  # which can be done via (a) URL suffix and/or (b) HTTP Accept header, where
-  # the URL suffix always takes precedence over the Accept header.
-  def set_default_request_format
+  # Set allowed request formats if no explicit format has been
+  # requested via a URL suffix. Allowed formats are taken from
+  # any HTTP Accept header with XML as the default.
+  def set_request_formats

     unless params[:format]
       accept_header = request.headers["HTTP_ACCEPT"]
     unless params[:format]
       accept_header = request.headers["HTTP_ACCEPT"]

-      if accept_header.nil?
-        # e.g. unit tests don't set an Accept: header by default, force XML in this case
-        request.format = "xml"
-        return
-      end
-
-      req_mimetypes = []
-
-      # Some clients (JOSM) send Accept headers which cannot be parsed by Rails, example: *; q=.2
-      # To be fair, JOSM's Accept header doesn't adhere to RFC 7231, section 5.3.1, et al. either
-      # As a workaround for backwards compatibility, we're assuming XML format
-      begin
-        req_mimetypes = Mime::Type.parse(accept_header)
-      rescue Mime::Type::InvalidMimeType
-        request.format = "xml"
-        return
-      end

 
 

-      # req_mimetypes contains all Accept header MIME types with descending priority
-      req_mimetypes.each do |mime|
-        if mime.symbol == :xml
-          request.format = "xml"
-          break
+      if accept_header
+        # Some clients (such asJOSM) send Accept headers which cannot be
+        # parse by Rails, for example:
+        #
+        #   Accept: text/html, image/gif, image/jpeg, *; q=.2, */*; q=.2
+        #
+        # where both "*" and ".2" as a quality do not adhere to the syntax
+        # described in RFC 7231, section 5.3.1, etc.
+        #
+        # As a workaround, and for back compatibility, default to XML format.
+        mimetypes = begin
+          Mime::Type.parse(accept_header)
+        rescue Mime::Type::InvalidMimeType
+          Array(Mime[:xml])

         end
 
         end
 

-        if mime.symbol == :json
-          request.format = "json"
-          break
+        # Allow XML and JSON formats, and treat an all formats wildcard
+        # as XML for backwards compatibility - all other formats are discarded
+        # which will result in a 406 Not Acceptable response being sent
+        formats = mimetypes.map do |mime|
+          if mime.symbol == :xml then :xml
+          elsif mime.symbol == :json then :json
+          elsif mime == "*/*" then :xml
+          end

         end
         end

-
-        # Any format, not explicitly requesting XML or JSON -> assume XML as default
-        if mime == "*/*"
-          request.format = "xml"
-          break
-        end
-
-        # In case the client requests some other format besides XML, JSON and */*,
-        # we deliberately don't set request.format. The framework will return an
-        # ActionController::UnknownFormat error to the client later on in this case.
+      else
+        # Default to XML if no accept header was sent - this includes
+        # the unit tests which don't set one by default
+        formats = Array(:xml)

       end
       end

+
+      request.formats = formats.compact

     end
   end
 
     end
   end