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This is an example Mime Type script to show you how to get it:
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| # Create Content Type Map
$ContentTypeMap = @{
".jpg" = "image/jpeg";
".jpeg" = "image/jpeg";
".gif" = "image/gif";
".png" = "image/png";
".tiff" = "image/tiff";
".zip" = "application/zip";
".json" = "application/json";
".xml" = "application/xml";
".rar" = "application/x-rar-compressed";
".gzip" = "application/x-gzip";
}
$File = Get-ChildItem C:\YourFilePath.json
$FileMimeType = $ContentTypeMap[$File.Extension.ToLower()];
Write-Output $FileMimeType |
# Create Content Type Map
$ContentTypeMap = @{
".jpg" = "image/jpeg";
".jpeg" = "image/jpeg";
".gif" = "image/gif";
".png" = "image/png";
".tiff" = "image/tiff";
".zip" = "application/zip";
".json" = "application/json";
".xml" = "application/xml";
".rar" = "application/x-rar-compressed";
".gzip" = "application/x-gzip";
}
$File = Get-ChildItem C:\YourFilePath.json
$FileMimeType = $ContentTypeMap[$File.Extension.ToLower()];
Write-Output $FileMimeType
You can get mime types from IIS.