node.js - Sails.js body contents when Content-Type is text/csv -

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do need special handle post requests text-ish content-type?

i need handle text/csv when method in controller, looks sails.js tried parse body json:

poststuff: function(req, res) {     sails.log.info("poststuff")     sails.log.info(req.body)     sails.log.info(req.headers['content-type']); ...etc...

gives me:

info: poststuff info: {} info: text/csv

i find documentation on bodyparser middleware little bit obscure.

fwiw, tried setting content-type text/plain in request, no avail.

i tried explicitly adding text bodyparser middleware, didn't seem have effect:

http.js

module.exports.http = {   bodyparsertext: require('body-parser').text(),   middleware: {     order: [       'startrequesttimer',       'cookieparser',       'session',       'myrequestlogger',       'bodyparser',       'bodyparsertext',       'handlebodyparsererror',       'compress',       'methodoverride',       'poweredby',       '$custom',       'router',       'www',       'favicon',       '404',       '500'     ], ...etc...

wow, turned out easy... annoyingly hard debug due lack of feedback framework.

in https.js, element new middleware had inside middleware element... if course makes sense:

module.exports.http = {   // not here   //  bodyparsertext: require('body-parser').text(),   middleware: {     // here     bodyparsertext: require('body-parser').text(),     order: [       'startrequesttimer',       'cookieparser',       'session',       'myrequestlogger',       'bodyparser',       'bodyparsertext',       'handlebodyparsererror', ...etc...

would have been nice if sails.js (express?) gave warning, since i'm assuming couldn't find bodyparsertext.


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