No body set

[rogelio-o]

When the request is created, the body have to be set with the data of the event.
Cases:

• If the body is an "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" form: parse the params as an object and also add the object to the "params" attribute.
• If the body is a "multipart/form-data" form: parse the params as an object and also add the object to the "params" attribute. Skip the incoming files handling for now.
• If the body is a "application/json": parse the input as an object.
• Otherwise: set the body as plain text.

[rogelio-o]

API Gateway has added support for an S3 Proxy so we are not going to handle file upload in the body. Also, AWS Lambda is suited to process just short events, not content transfers like uploads (max size for RequestResponse/synrchronous invocation is 6MB).

[rogelio-o]

There is 3 body parser that can be used as handler in order to set the body of the incoming request: JsonParser, MultipartParser and UrlEncodedParser. All of them can be imported and added to the router as a handler (for a specific path or for all the paths). Also, multiple handlers can be used and they will be applied depending of the header content-type of the request.