Clip Studio Paint Document

import magic
# Libmagic detects the SQLite container, not the Clip Studio payload
print(magic.from_file('artwork.clip', mime=True)) # Outputs 'application/vnd.sqlite3' or 'application/x-sqlite3'

const FileType = require('file-type');
const type = await FileType.fromFile('artwork.clip');
console.log(type.mime); // Will output 'application/x-sqlite3'. You must manually correlate this with the .clip extension for validation.

import "net/http"
// Go will detect the generic SQLite header
// If you need strict validation, check both the SQLite magic bytes and the file extension:
// isValidClip := bytes.HasPrefix(buf, []byte("SQLite format 3\x00")) && strings.HasSuffix(filename, ".clip")

$mime = mime_content_type('artwork.clip');
echo $mime; // Standard setups resolve this to 'application/x-sqlite3'