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Node.js middleware for handling `multipart/form-data`.
One important caveat was ignored by piping request stream to busboy stream. This commit aknowledges that caveat by closing busboy stream when request stream encounters an error. More information about...
Dear Team In our product the **high security vulnerability** has been reported due to the nested sub-package dicer 0.2.5 even in the latest version (1.4.4) of multer. Would you please...
#### Version : 1.4.2 #### System : Windows 10 When uploading a file whose name contains unicode character, **file.orginalname** turns out to be some messy code, indicating something has gone...
Hi, I found recently that something changed regarding the handling of filename containing utf-8 characters; they seem to be passed as-is, which was not the case before. After investigating a...
Fields may also have a `Content-Type` header. If you set `parseJsonFields` to `true` these fields will be parsed using `JSON.parse()` instead of handled as plain text strings. This way you...
Assume I have an array of certificates and each certificate has multiple photos: ``` [ { name: "string", photos: [ file1, file2 ] } ] ``` Request using `postman`: ...
Sometimes when our first request chunk is 16334, it seems that after giving error inside the `fileFilter` callback and `abortWithError` was called, in the end of the request chunk, the...
As have been discussed in a few other issues, I thought it would be interested to see what the api would look like if Multer just gave you `.stream` on...
my request like this: ` POST http://localhost:8000/cos/uploadOneFile Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=WebAppBoundary --WebAppBoundary Content-Disposition: form-data; name="param1"; Content-Type: text/plain abc --WebAppBoundary Content-Disposition: form-data; name="upload"; filename="event/test1.jpg" Content-Type: image/jpeg < /root/test-00-04-49-489.jpg ` and I cannot...