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Handling multiple file uploads with Plack

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perl

plack

Trying handling multiple file uploads with Plack.

My form:

<form id="file_upload" action="savefile" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" name="file[]" multiple>
<button>upload</button>
</form>

Selected two files, called: x1 and x2. The Data::Dumper result of the:

my $u = $req->uploads;

is

$VAR1 = bless( {
    'file[]' => bless( {
         'headers' => bless( {
              'content-disposition' => 'form-data; name="file[]"; filename="x2"',
              'content-type' => 'application/octet-stream',
              '::std_case' => {
                   'content-disposition' => 'Content-Disposition'
              }
         }, 'HTTP::Headers' ),
         'filename' => 'x2',
         'tempname' => '/var/folders/7l/nhyscwy14bjb_sxr_t2gynpm0000gn/T/7vt04wIrne',
         'size' => 146
    }, 'Plack::Request::Upload' )
}, 'Hash::MultiValue' );

So, it contains only the second file x2, but when checked the folder /var/folders/7l/nhyscwy14bjb_sxr_t2gynpm0000gn/T/ it contains both files uploaded.

The question is how i can get both files to the script, not ony the last one?

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jm666 Avatar asked Aug 10 '13 20:08

jm666


1 Answers

for my $upload ($req->upload('file[]')) {
  $upload->filename;
}

You can also call @uploads = $req->uploads->get_all('file[]') to get multiple values.

See perldoc Plack::Request (and Hash::MultiValue) for more details.

The reason you don't see them in Data::Dumper is that Hash::MultiValue uses a technique called inside-out object, to save alternate values for a given key.

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miyagawa Avatar answered Nov 07 '22 19:11

miyagawa