added MIME-Types for a selection of formats #261
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Most of these MIME types originate from the (Chemical MIME project)[1]. MIME type `chemical/x-nwchem-output` for NWChem output files was taken from [2] (slide 12). [1] http://chemical-mime.sourceforge.net/chemical-mime-data.html [2] http://ecce.emsl.pnl.gov/docs/code_reg_slides.pdf
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I heard recently the canonical list will now be wikipedia/data: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_file_format#The_Chemical_MIME_Project Anyways looks good just check then will merge |
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For my own project I need to detect MIME types of chemical file types.
I found CDK filetype detection to work much better than a combination of Apache Tika + custom MIME types taken from the (Chemical MIME project)[1], however the CDK doesn't know the MIME types of many formats.
I've added the MIME types for all the filetypes that I expect to encounter in this PR. I would be willing to add MIME types (from Chemical MIME) for further formats, as well.
Most of these MIME types originate from the (Chemical MIME project)[1].
MIME type
chemical/x-nwchem-outputfor NWChem output files was takenfrom [2] (slide 12).
[1] http://chemical-mime.sourceforge.net/chemical-mime-data.html
[2] http://ecce.emsl.pnl.gov/docs/code_reg_slides.pdf