byte[] uploads

[Jamesgt]

It would be nice to have also

public MultipartBody field(String name, byte[] bytesOfFile) { ... }

Then not only files written to disk can be sent, but also ones generated and kept only in memory.

[varra4u]

It's very surprising to see this as missing in such a good API !!!

Please add it as it would be like very handy for uploads!!

Thanks, Krishna

[varra4u]

For time being, I've edited the source code of com.mashape.unirest.request.body.MultipartBody and achieved it by adding the below method:

public MultipartBody field(String name, InputStream stream, ContentType contentType, String fileName) { return field(name, new InputStreamBody(stream, contentType, fileName), true, contentType.getMimeType()); }

public HttpEntity getEntity() { if (hasFile) { MultipartEntityBuilder builder = MultipartEntityBuilder.create(); if (mode != null) { builder.setMode(HttpMultipartMode.BROWSER_COMPATIBLE); } for (String key : keyOrder) { List

[Jamesgt]

Nice, you can help their work by creating a pull request with your changes.

[SGrondin]

Yes please submit a PR for this. Make sure to include some tests.

[varra4u]

I did pull request, can find the status at: https://github.com/Mashape/unirest-java/pull/93

[ghost]

Seeing inconsistent behavior on this pull request. The following works...

final HttpResponse resp = Unirest.post(url).header("accept", "application/json").field("file", file).asString();

However, when I change the file type from File to InputStream:

final HttpResponse resp = Unirest.post(url).header("accept", "application/json").field("file", is).asString();

I see errors in the netty web-service stating the file parameter isn't present...I doesn't seem that the "file" key is getting added to the request.

[ryber]

We do have one like this but it requires a file name.