Open ryukoposting opened 1 year ago
Hello I ran into this same exact problem in my last project, found out jester has the same problem and fixed it by modifying the way jester does it here Here is my patch(in case you are in a hurry) and I would try to write a good PR when I get back from school..
type
MultiData* = OrderedTable[string, seq[tuple[fields: StringTableRef, body: string]]]
template parseContentDisposition*() {.dirty.} =
var hCount = 0
while hCount < hValue.len()-1:
var key = ""
hCount += hValue.parseUntil(key, {';', '='}, hCount)
if hValue[hCount] == '=':
var value = hvalue.captureBetween('"', start = hCount)
hCount += value.len+2
inc(hCount) # Skip ;
hCount += hValue.skipWhitespace(hCount)
if key == "name": name = value
newPart[0][key] = value
else:
inc(hCount)
hCount += hValue.skipWhitespace(hCount)
proc parseMultiPart*(body: string, boundary: string): MultiData =
result = initOrderedTable[string, seq[tuple[fields: StringTableRef, body: string]]]()
var mboundary = "--" & boundary
var i = 0
var partsLeft = true
while partsLeft:
var firstBoundary = body.skip(mboundary, i)
if firstBoundary == 0:
raise newException(ValueError, "Expected boundary. Got: " & body.substr(i, i+25))
i += firstBoundary
i += body.skipWhitespace(i)
# Headers
var newPart: tuple[fields: StringTableRef, body: string] = ({:}.newStringTable, "")
var name = ""
while true:
if body[i] == '\c':
inc(i, 2) # Skip \c\L
break
var hName = ""
i += body.parseUntil(hName, ':', i)
if body[i] != ':':
raise newException(ValueError, "Expected : in headers.")
inc(i) # Skip :
i += body.skipWhitespace(i)
var hValue = ""
i += body.parseUntil(hValue, {'\c', '\L'}, i)
if toLowerAscii(hName) == "content-disposition":
parseContentDisposition()
newPart[0][hName] = hValue
i += body.skip("\c\L", i) # Skip *one* \c\L
# Parse body.
while true:
if body[i] == '\c' and body[i+1] == '\L' and
body.skip(mboundary, i+2) != 0:
if body.skip("--", i+2+mboundary.len) != 0:
partsLeft = false
break
break
else:
newPart[1].add(body[i])
inc(i)
i += body.skipWhitespace(i)
discard result.hasKeyOrPut(name, @[])
result[name].add(newPart)
proc parseMPFD*(contentType: string, body: string): MultiData =
var boundaryEqIndex = contentType.find("boundary=")+9
var boundary = contentType.substr(boundaryEqIndex, contentType.len()-1)
return parseMultiPart(body, boundary)
proc formData*(req: Request): MultiData =
let contentType = req.headers.getOrDefault("Content-Type")
if contentType.startsWith("multipart/form-data"):
result = parseMPFD(contentType, req.body)
You can then just include the code above in your prologue project and use it like this:
import prologue
proc handleRequest(ctx:Context) {.async, gcsafe.} =
for (key, value) in formData(ctx.request): #pairs is already exported from prologue exporting the std/tables
echo "Form Field Name : ", key, " ", "Value(s) Provided By The User: ", value
FormPart
can only hold one value for each form parameter. This is partly a bug in the parser (here and here) but it is also a bug in theFormPart
's type definition:Since the
body
field isstring
instead ofseq[string]
, Prologue cannot properly handle data from a form input like this:This is a pretty trivial thing to fix, but it does require API changes.