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@logoran/co-body

v5.1.3

Published

request body parsing for co

Downloads

8

Readme

co-body

NPM version build status Test coverage David deps npm download

Parse request bodies with generators inspired by Raynos/body.

Installation

$ npm install co-body

Options

  • limit number or string representing the request size limit (1mb for json and 56kb for form-urlencoded)
  • strict when set to true, JSON parser will only accept arrays and objects; when false will accept anything JSON.parse accepts. Defaults to true. (also strict mode will always return object).
  • queryString an object of options when parsing query strings and form data. See qs for more information.
  • returnRawBody when set to true, the return value of co-body will be an object with two properties: { parsed: /* parsed value */, raw: /* raw body */}.
  • jsonTypes is used to determine what media type co-body will parse as json, this option is passed directly to the type-is library.
  • formTypes is used to determine what media type co-body will parse as form, this option is passed directly to the type-is library.
  • textTypes is used to determine what media type co-body will parse as text, this option is passed directly to the type-is library.

more options available via raw-body:

Example

// application/json
var body = yield parse.json(req);

// explicit limit
var body = yield parse.json(req, { limit: '10kb' });

// application/x-www-form-urlencoded
var body = yield parse.form(req);

// application/xml
var body = yield parse.xml(req);

// text/plain
var body = yield parse.text(req);

// either
var body = yield parse(req);

// custom type
var body = yield parse(req, { textTypes: ['text', 'html'] });

Koa

This lib also supports ctx.req in Koa (or other libraries), so that you may simply use this instead of this.req.

// application/json
var body = yield parse.json(this);

// application/x-www-form-urlencoded
var body = yield parse.form(this);

// application/xml
var body = yield parse.xml(this);

// text/plain
var body = yield parse.text(this);

// either
var body = yield parse(this);

License

MIT