response.headers['Content-Type'] ="text/html;" return Content-Type: text/plain

[tablecell]

require 'watts'

class Simple < Watts::App
	class EZResource < Watts::Resource
	
		get { 
		response.headers['Content-Type'] ="text/html;charset=utf-8"

		#"Hello, World!\n" 
		ERB.new(File.read("view/test.erb")).result
		
		}
	end

	resource('/', EZResource)
end

curl http://localhost:9292/
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: 14

[mustmodify]

@pete I'm also having this issue... any thoughts? I'm guessing, based on a pattern of code like this that I would have to patch Watts to send the right header.

[mustmodify]

This works, but it's a suboptimal interface IMO

  class BookDropResource < Watts::Resource
    get {
      [
        200,
        {'Content-Type' => 'text/html'},
        [ERB.new(File.read("#{__dir__}/views/book_drop_index.html.erb")).result]
      ]
    }
  end

[mustmodify]

Solution can be found in PR 5

[pete]

@mustmodify I made a note in PR #5, but so it's here as well, I think it'd be reasonable to do something like an instance method that provides a default Content-Type. The only reservations I'd have about that are that if you try to handle Accept properly, it is more likely to get in the way than help. I'm not enamored of Rack's [code,{headers},[body]] format, but it seems reasonable to stick close to Rack unless there's a reason.