zendframework/zend-validator
Powerful validation library from Zend Framework for PHP apps. Provides a wide range of reusable validators, input filtering, and custom rule support with clear error messages. Integrates easily into forms and domain validation workflows.
Zend\Validator\File\MimeType checks the MIME type of files. It will assert
true when a given file matches any defined MIME type.
This validator is inversely related to the ExcludeMimeType validator
Compatibility
This component will use the
FileInfoextension if it is available. If it's not, it will degrade to themime_content_type()function. And if the function call fails, it will use the MIME type which is given by HTTP. You should be aware of possible security problems when you do not haveFileInfoormime_content_type()available; the MIME type given by HTTP is not secure and can be easily manipulated.
The following set of options are supported:
mimeType: Comma-delimited string of MIME types, or array of MIME types,
against which to test. Types can be specific (e.g., image/jpeg), or refer
only to the group (e.g., image).magicFile: Location of the magicfile to use for MIME type comparisons;
defaults to the value of the MAGIC constant.enableHeaderCheck: Boolean flag indicating whether or not to use HTTP
headers when determining the MIME type if neither the FileInfo nor
mime_magic extensions are available; defaults to false.use Zend\Validator\File\MimeType;
// Only allow 'gif' or 'jpg' files
$validator = new MimeType('image/gif,image/jpeg');
// ... or with array notation:
$validator = new MimeType(['image/gif', 'image/jpeg']);
// ... or restrict to entire group of types:
$validator = new MimeType(['image', 'audio']);
// Specify a different magicFile:
$validator = new MimeType([
'mimeType' => ['image/gif', 'image/jpeg'],
'magicFile' => '/path/to/magicfile.mgx',
]);
// Enable HTTP header scanning (do not do this!):
$validator = new MimeType([
'mimeType' => ['image/gif', 'image/jpeg'],
'enableHeaderCheck' => true,
]);
// Perform validation
if ($validator->isValid('./myfile.jpg')) {
// file is valid
}
Validating MIME groups is potentially dangerous
Allowing "groups" of MIME types will accept all members of this group, even if your application does not support them. For instance, When you allow
imageyou also allowimage/xpixmapandimage/vasa, both of which could be problematic.
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