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VisualizaçõesVapor upload multiple files at once
I want to upload multiple images in one POST request. Currently, the part of my request related to the file upload is taking one file and looks like this:
return try req.content.decode(File.self).flatMap(to: Image.self) { (file) in
try file.data.write(to: URL(fileURLWithPath: DirectoryConfig.detect().workDir + localImageStorage + file.filename))
return try Image(userID: user.requireID(), url: imageStorage + file.filename, filename: file.filename).save(on: req)
}
This works just fine. Now, I tried to change .decode(File.self) to .decode([File].self), and do a loop for all files.
When trying to upload images using the data[] parameter in Postman, I get the following error:
Nested form-data decoding is not supported.
How do I solve this?
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Santiago Trujillo
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Example below works well, tested multiple times already 🙂
struct MyPayload: Content {
var somefiles: [File]
}
func myUpload(_ req: Request) -> Future<HTTPStatus> {
let user: User = try req.requireAuthenticated()
return try req.content.decode(MyPayload.self).flatMap { payload in
let workDir = DirectoryConfig.detect().workDir
return payload.somefiles.map { file in
let url = URL(fileURLWithPath: workDir + localImageStorage + file.filename)
try file.data.write(to: url)
return try Image(userID: user.requireID(), url: imageStorage + file.filename, filename: file.filename).save(on: req).transform(to: ())
}.flatten(on: req).transform(to: .ok)
}
}
btw also you could declare your payload exactly in the function params
func myUpload(_ req: Request, _ payload: MyPayload) -> Future<HTTPStatus> {
let user: User = try req.requireAuthenticated()
let workDir = DirectoryConfig.detect().workDir
return payload.somefiles.map { file in
let url = URL(fileURLWithPath: workDir + localImageStorage + file.filename)
try file.data.write(to: url)
return try Image(userID: user.requireID(), url: imageStorage + file.filename, filename: file.filename).save(on: req).transform(to: ())
}.flatten(on: req).transform(to: .ok)
}
the only difference is in declaring endpoint function on router
router.post("upload", use: myUpload)
vs
router.post(MyPayload.self, at: "upload", use: myUpload)
Then in Postman upload your files like this
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Santiago Trujillo
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