Unable to set svg Content-Type

Hi,

SVGs that I upload to my bucket are being served as text/plain. I suspect that the mime type detection has failed, so I'm trying to set it manually. Here's an example metadata object I use during upload:

      metadata: {
        'Content-Type': 'image/svg+xml'
      }

There doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to set the content type, so any help is appreciated.

Cheers

Just to confirm we're looking at the same thing, what version of gcloud-node are you running?

@samdaltonmaag

@samdaltonmaag there is an example in the storage regression test, the key should be contentType. You can find a complete description of Cloud Storage objects here.

@silvolu

Small thing: it's actually contentType, not ContentType.

The bucket write functionality has changed since 0.3.0, so keep that in mind when looking at the repo's tests & docs.

@silvolu Can we put out a 0.4.0 before the weekend?

Ah yes, it's working with that property name. I'm using 0.3.0.
Appreciate the help.

@stephenplusplus

@stephenplusplus yeah, but the way you write metadata hasn't changed ;-)

Could this be documented a bit clearer please? I reached this issue because I also couldn't find in the docs how to properly write the Content-Type meta data property, and tried to write it as:

let stream = gcsFile.createWriteStream({
      metaData: {
        'Content-Type': file.mimetype
      }
    });

Would be nice if this was documented, or a link to relevant documentation provided, somewhere here:

https://googlecloudplatform.github.io/gcloud-node/#/docs/v0.35.0/storage/file?method=createWriteStream

We do show setting metadata in an example. Doesn't say much that you didn't see it, though! Could you contribute a PR with what you would have found helpful?

If you can send me the link to the page where the meta data is shown in an example, then yes I could add a link to that page in the documentation.

It's in the example for createWriteStream under "Uploading a File with Metadata"

Ah, there it is. Yes, a link in the table at the metadata property to that example would be great. I'd create a PR for this, but not sure what repository/files I should be looking at.