Displayable content types

By default Rogallo only considers a narrow set of MIME types as displayable in the application. In the event that you need to expand this list, you can add a displayable-content-types.yaml file to the configuration directory. This file should contain a list of MIME types you want Rogallo to directly handle.

Note

There is a hard-coded set of types that will always be handled; creating and populating this file adds to that list.

An example file, that adds more MIME types, might look like this:

- "application/octet-stream"
- "message/rfc822"
- "application/javascript"
- "application/ecmascript"
- "application/x-ecmascript"
- "application/x-javascript"

Important

Rogallo is currently only capable of displaying text-based content, showing either rendered Gemtext or plain text. Adding other MIME types might cause unwanted or unpredictable results.