Use String#starts_with? instead of String#[]? (#194)
It shows real intention and covers cases when `application/json` is passed in the middle of the string, like `some_garbage_string; application/json`
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# If request body is a JSON Array it's added into `params` as `_json` and can be accessed
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# If request body is a JSON Array it's added into `params` as `_json` and can be accessed
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# like params["_json"]
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# like params["_json"]
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def parse_json
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def parse_json
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return unless @request.body && @request.headers["Content-Type"]?.try(&.[APPLICATION_JSON]?)
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return unless @request.body && @request.headers["Content-Type"]?.try(&.starts_with?(APPLICATION_JSON))
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body = @request.body.as(String)
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body = @request.body.as(String)
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case json = JSON.parse(body).raw
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case json = JSON.parse(body).raw
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