multipart-form-data

Reads & decodes HTTP multipart/form-data requests.

API

http-multipart-request-data-limit

[parameter] http-multipart-request-data-limit

Not implemented yet! :-(

read-multipart-form-data

[procedure] (read-multipart-form-data request [max-length])

Implements the same interface as Intarweb's read-urlencoded-request-data.

multipart-form-data-decode

[procedure] (multipart-form-data-decode str-port-or-seq boundary [max-length])

Decodes a multipart/form-data encoded body. This procedure requires the boundary token information from the HTTP headers.

Returns an alist: a list of name, value pairs or name, multipart-file pairs if the value was created from an HTML Forms File Input.

multipart-file?

[procedure] (multipart-file? X)

Tests to see if the value (cdrs of the pairs returned from multipart-form-data-decode) is the result of an HTML Forms File Input.

multipart-file-port

[procedure] (multipart-file-port X)

A port from which you can read the contents of the file.

mutipart-file-filename

[procedure] (multipart-file-filename X)

The filename that the browser supplied for the data read from the port.

multipart-file-headers

[procedure] (multipart-file-headers X)

A list of HTTP style headers that can tell you about the Content-Type and encoding of the data read from the port.

Use the header procedures from intarweb to access the value returned.

Examples

1

Here we present a decoder that can decide whether to decode multipart/form-data or application/x-www-form-urlencoded data based on the request headers:

(use intarweb multipart-form-data)

(define (read-request-data req)
  (let* ((content-type (header-values 'content-type (request-headers req)))
	 (_            (assert (= 1 (length content-type))))
	 (content-type (car content-type))
	 (proc         (case content-type
			 ((application/x-www-form-urlencoded)
			  read-urlencoded-request-data)
			 ((multipart/form-data)
			  read-multipart-form-data)
			 (else
			   (abort "Unable to decode these shenannigans!")))))
    (proc req)))

License

 Copyright (C) 2014, Andy Bennett
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Version History

0.1, (2014/10/12) : Preliminary support for decoding multipart/form-data encoded POST bodies. Very slow and copies the (possibly large) data around a fair bit. Also, it doesn't currently limit the amount of data that the user can send, although we provide a parameter and API for it (http-multipart-request-data-limit)
0.2, (2019/01/17) : CHICKEN 5 port from David Ireland

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