Sentry

0.5.0

private/Get-AttachmentContentType.ps1

                                # Maps common file extensions that aren't guaranteed to be in OS MIME databases

# to a content type that Sentry will recognize for attachment preview to work.

$script:SentryAttachmentContentTypes = @{

    # PowerShell

    '.ps1'    = 'text/plain'

    '.psm1'   = 'text/plain'

    '.psd1'   = 'text/plain'

    '.ps1xml' = 'application/xml'

    '.pssc'   = 'text/plain'

    '.psrc'   = 'text/plain'

    # Plain text / logs / config

    '.txt'    = 'text/plain'

    '.log'    = 'text/plain'

    '.md'     = 'text/plain'

    '.ini'    = 'text/plain'

    '.cfg'    = 'text/plain'

    '.conf'   = 'text/plain'

    '.yaml'   = 'text/plain'

    '.yml'    = 'text/plain'

    '.toml'   = 'text/plain'

    # Structured

    '.json'   = 'application/json'

    '.xml'    = 'application/xml'

    '.csv'    = 'text/csv'

    '.html'   = 'text/html'

    '.htm'    = 'text/html'

    '.css'    = 'text/css'

    '.js'     = 'text/javascript'

    '.sql'    = 'text/plain'

}

function Get-AttachmentContentType {

    param([string] $FileName)

    if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($FileName)) {

        return $null

    }

    $ext = [System.IO.Path]::GetExtension($FileName)

    if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($ext)) {

        return $null

    }

    return $script:SentryAttachmentContentTypes[$ext.ToLowerInvariant()]

}