📚 Doc: explain what MIMETypes does to an existing format - #4664
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Body checks the custom binders before its own content-type switch, so one claiming "application/json" replaces JSON decoding for every Bind().Body() call in the app, and returning nil is what makes a binder opt-in. The page showed only a new format (YAML), where MIMETypes is obviously right, and the doc comment on Body claimed the opposite order. Closes #2858
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The updated Bind.Body doc comment still contains inaccurate/incomplete content-type documentation and a small grammar issue that should be corrected before merge.
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Pull request overview
This PR clarifies how custom binders interact with Bind().Body() vs Bind().Custom(), especially when a binder claims a MIME type already supported by Fiber’s built-in decoders, and corrects the Bind.Body doc comment to reflect actual precedence.
Changes:
- Documented
MIMETypes()behavior/precedence with a table explaining reachability viaBind().Custom()andBind().Body(). - Added an “Overriding a built-in format” subsection showing an opt-in strict JSON binder (
MIMETypes() == nil) callable by name. - Updated
Bind.Bodydoc comment to state custom binders run before the built-in content-type switch.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/api/bind.md | Adds explicit documentation for MIMETypes() precedence and an opt-in strict JSON custom binder example. |
| bind.go | Updates Bind.Body doc comment to reflect that custom binders are consulted first. |
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In `@bind.go`:
- Line 399: Correct the grammar in the comment describing the unmatched
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ErrUnprocessableEntity error” to “an ErrUnprocessableEntity error” or “returns
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- Around line 905-908: Update the duplicate MIME claim documentation near
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Body returns on the first custom binder whose MIMETypes() holds the content type, so a second one claiming the same type never runs. The supported list also left out msgpack, cbor and text/xml.
Description
docs/api/bind.mddocuments custom binders with a YAML example, whereMIMETypesreturning[]string{"application/yaml"}is obviously right because nothing else handles that type. The page never says what happens when a binder claims a type a built-in already handles, and the doc comment onBind.Bodyhad the precedence backwards.Verified on
fe38a78e:[]string{fiber.MIMEApplicationJSON}handles everyBind().Body()call in the application. The custom binder loop runs before the content-type switch (bind.go:403), so the built-in JSON decoder never runs. Registering a strict binder that way is an app-wide change, not a per-call one.nilis opt-in:slices.Contains(nil, ctype)is false, soBodykeeps using the built-in decoder and the binder is reachable only throughBind().Custom(name, dest).The second form is what #2858 asks for, and it works today without new API:
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{"name":"john","admin":true},c.Bind().Custom("strict", &p)returnsjson: unknown field "admin"andc.Bind().Body(&p)binds normally.Fixes #2858
Changes introduced
Customindocs/api/bind.md. A table of whatMIMETypesdoes toBind().CustomandBind().Body, and an "Overriding a built-in format" section with the opt-in example above.bind.go: the doc comment onBodysaid custom binders are consulted "if none of the content types above are matched". They are consulted first and win. Corrected.Type of change