#73 - potential fix for HTML mime type support for AEM uploads #165
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Very cool! I'm not sure if this is more of a cursor experiment, but I left some feedback. I think if we want to merge this we'd definitely want to involve the current maintainers of the project.
| logger.info(`Setting explicit Content-Type header for HTML file: ${transferPart.contentType}`); | ||
| headers[HTTP.HEADER.CONTENT_TYPE] = 'text/html'; | ||
| headers.Accept = 'text/html'; | ||
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Would this be safe to do more generally (i.e. remove the if statement and just set the content-type header to whatever transferPart.contentType is)? We could add some safety that only does this if the content-type header isn't explicitly set. I'm just wondering if we'd need to update this block every time a new content type needs to be supported.
| if (uploadFile.fileUrl.toLowerCase().endsWith('.html') || | ||
| (uploadFile.filePath && uploadFile.filePath.toLowerCase().endsWith('.html'))) { | ||
| contentType = 'text/html'; | ||
| } |
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Again, just wondering if we could do this more generally. There are libraries that would help us parse the extension from the file URL, then look up the mime type based on the extension.
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A couple more places in this file where I wonder if we can handle the content types more generally instead of hard-coding for HTML?
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| assert.ok(nock.isDone(), 'check if all nocks have been used'); |
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There might be some tests relying on this statement to ensure that all the expected HTTP requests have been sent. I wonder if we can rewrite what these changes are trying to do to ensure this assertion is still done, but tests are properly cleaned up?
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| // Create a test HTML file | ||
| await fs.writeFile(TEST_HTML_PATH, TEST_HTML_CONTENT, 'utf8'); |
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I realize Cursor probably wrote these, but personally I'm not a fan of unit tests that actually create files. I think there are pretty good tools for mocking the filesystem, which would help keep the filesystem clean and avoid the potential case of this file not being properly cleaned up between tests and causing an error if it already exists.
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Yeah that is fair. I have seen cursor struggle a lot with mocking FS before, but I think mocking FS is a better way to go all the same.
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| console.log('Request content-type:', contentType); | ||
| console.log('Request includes proper HTML content:', requestBody.includes('<!DOCTYPE html>')); |
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Also maybe a personal preference, but I like to avoid tests that write to the console. IMO it clutters the output and makes it difficult to see important pass/fail information when running all the tests. One thing I like to do is put the messages behind some kind of environment variable so that I can easily toggle them on/off if I need an individual test's output for debugging. I think this module even has a logger utility that is already set up to do that.
| assert.equal(events.fileprogress[0].fileSize, 15); | ||
| assert.equal(events.fileprogress[1].fileSize, 10); | ||
| assert.equal(events.fileend[0].fileSize, 15); | ||
| assert.equal(events.fileend[1].fileSize, 10); |
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I'd be curious why these were changed? Can we validate them both instead of removing the fileprogress checks?
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I actually don't know why it felt necessary to change it. I'll revert the modified test cases and confirm that the tests still pass. This might have just been more of cursor's brand of shotgun surgery at play.
| assert.ok(!testHasResponseBodyOverrides(), 'ensure no response body overrides are in place'); | ||
| assert.ok(nock.isDone(), 'check if all nocks have been used'); | ||
| nock.cleanAll(); | ||
| nock.cleanAll(); // Always clean up nocks regardless of isDone state |
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Another place where it might be good to refactor in a way that keeps the isDone() check but still cleans up.
Description
Fixes #73
Properly handles HTML file uploads in the AEM Assets servlet workflow. The fix addresses a bug where HTML files were correctly identified with the MIME type "text/html" but failed to upload because the Content-Type header wasn't being properly set in HTTP requests, leading to AEM servers attempting to parse HTML content as JSON.
The fix includes these key changes:
This includes a comprehensive test case in test/aem/html-upload.test.js that verifies both the bug and the fix, ensuring HTML uploads now succeed. These changes prevent the "Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0" error that occurred when AEM servers attempted to parse HTML content as JSON due to missing or incorrect Content-Type headers.
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