// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright 2015-2025 go-swagger maintainers // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 package middleware import ( stderrors "errors" "net/http" "strings" "github.com/go-openapi/errors" "github.com/go-openapi/runtime" "github.com/go-openapi/runtime/server-middleware/mediatype" ) type validation struct { context *Context result []error request *http.Request route *MatchedRoute bound map[string]any } // validateContentType maps [mediatype.MatchFirst] to the runtime's // validation errors: // // - actual fails to parse → HTTP 400 ([errors.NewParseError]). // - actual is well-formed but // no allowed entry accepts it → HTTP 415 ([errors.InvalidContentType]). // // In the standard runtime flow, malformed Content-Type headers are // already caught upstream by [runtime.ContentType] (which itself returns // a 400 [errors.ParseError]). This function therefore only sees the // malformed case when invoked directly by callers that have bypassed // that step. func validateContentType(allowed []string, actual string, opts ...mediatype.MatchOption) error { if len(allowed) == 0 { return nil } _, ok, err := mediatype.MatchFirst(allowed, actual, opts...) if ok { return nil } if err != nil { return errors.NewParseError(runtime.HeaderContentType, "header", actual, err) } return errors.InvalidContentType(actual, allowed) } func validateRequest(ctx *Context, request *http.Request, route *MatchedRoute) *validation { validate := &validation{ context: ctx, request: request, route: route, bound: make(map[string]any), } validate.debugLogf("validating request %s %s", request.Method, request.URL.EscapedPath()) validate.contentType() if len(validate.result) == 0 { validate.responseFormat() } if len(validate.result) == 0 { validate.parameters() } return validate } func (v *validation) debugLogf(format string, args ...any) { v.context.debugLogf(format, args...) } func (v *validation) parameters() { v.debugLogf("validating request parameters for %s %s", v.request.Method, v.request.URL.EscapedPath()) result := v.route.Binder.bind(v.request, v.route.Params, v.route.Consumer, v.bound) if result == nil { return } for _, e := range result.Errors { var validationErr *errors.Validation if stderrors.As(e, &validationErr) { v.result = append(v.result, validationErr) } } } func (v *validation) contentType() { if len(v.result) > 0 || !runtime.HasBody(v.request) { return } v.debugLogf("validating body content type for %s %s", v.request.Method, v.request.URL.EscapedPath()) ct, _, req, err := v.context.ContentType(v.request) if err != nil { v.result = append(v.result, err) } else { v.request = req } if len(v.result) == 0 { v.debugLogf("validating content type for %q against [%s]", ct, strings.Join(v.route.Consumes, ", ")) if err := validateContentType(v.route.Consumes, ct, v.context.matchOpts()...); err != nil { v.result = append(v.result, err) } } if ct == "" || v.route.Consumer != nil { return } cons, ok := mediatype.Lookup(v.route.Consumers, ct, v.context.matchOpts()...) if !ok { v.result = append(v.result, errors.New(http.StatusInternalServerError, "no consumer registered for %s", ct)) } else { v.route.Consumer = cons } } func (v *validation) responseFormat() { // if the route provides values for Produces and no format could be identified then return an error. // if the route does not specify values for Produces then treat request as valid since the API designer // choose not to specify the format for responses. if str, rCtx := v.context.ResponseFormat(v.request, v.route.Produces); str == "" && len(v.route.Produces) > 0 { v.request = rCtx v.result = append(v.result, errors.InvalidResponseFormat(v.request.Header.Get(runtime.HeaderAccept), v.route.Produces)) } }