Mortyparse

Parse a Buffer containing a multipart/data-form

Usage

Grab the boundary from the content-type in the POST request and create and instance of Mortyparse.

Then, with the base64 string from the body-json, use the Mortyparse instance to parse the form-data into a readable format.

const Morty = require('mortyparse');                                           
const b64_str = '<base64 string>'; //containing the multipart/form-data as received in the server
morty = new Morty(Buffer("------WebKitFormBoundaryaVKetDdeBHAjicUm"));
let parsed = morty.parse(Buffer(b64_str, 'base64'));
console.log(parsed); // =>
// [
//   {
//     "content_type": "application/pdf",
//     "data": Buffer <37 80 68 . . . 33 13 10>,
//     "filename": "testpdf.pdf",
//     "name": "cv"
//   },
//   { "name": "name", "data": "Test Name"},
//   { "name": "email", "data": "test@email.com"},     
//   { "name": "telephone", "data": "0101010101"},
//   { "name": "vacant", "data": "Back-End"}
//   { "name": "reference", "data": "internet"},
//   { "name": "portfolio", "data": "No aplica"}
// ]

Output format

The parser returns an array containing an object per input in the form.

All inputs in the parsed data will have:

• name: with a String representing the name of the input field
• data: with a String|Buffer representing the content of the input
  • Buffer in the case of file inputs
  • String in the case of other inputs

File type inputs will also have:

• content_type: with a String representing the file format type
• filename: with a String containing the file name