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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Assembly
# the path to the gem, used to access profiles stored with the gem
PATH_TO_GEM = File.expand_path("#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/..")
# if input image is not one of these mime types, it will not be regarded as a valid image for the purpose of generating a JP2 derivative
VALID_IMAGE_MIMETYPES = ['image/jpeg', 'image/tiff', 'image/tif', 'image/png'].freeze
# if input file has one of these extensions in a 3D object, it will get the 3d resource type
VALID_THREE_DIMENSION_EXTENTIONS = ['.obj'].freeze
# the list of mimetypes that will be "trusted" by the unix file command; if a mimetype other than one of these is returned
# by the file command, then a check will be made to see if exif data exists...if so, the mimetype returned by the exif data will be used
# if no exif data exists, then the mimetype returned by the unix file command will be used
TRUSTED_MIMETYPES = ['text/plain', 'plain/text', 'application/pdf', 'text/html', 'application/xml'].freeze
# this is a manual override mapping of file extension to mimetype; if a file with the given extension is found, the mapped
# mimetype will be returned and no further methods will be used - this is used to force a specific mimetype to be returned for
# for a given file extension regardless of what exif or the unix file system command returns
# the mapping format is "extension with period: returned mimetype", e.g. for any .json file, you will always get `application/json`
OVERRIDE_MIMETYPES = {
'.json': 'application/json'
}.freeze
end
require 'assembly-objectfile/content_metadata'
require 'assembly-objectfile/object_fileable'
require 'assembly-objectfile/object_file'
require 'assembly-objectfile/version'
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