body-parser

JSON body parsing middleware for the Iron web framework.

Example

```rust extern crate iron; extern crate bodyparser; extern crate serialize;

use std::io::net::ip::Ipv4Addr;

use iron::{Iron, Request, Response, IronResult, Plugin, status}; use bodyparser::BodyParser;

[deriving(Clone)]

[deriving(Decodable)]

[deriving(Show)]

struct MyStructure { A: String, B: Option, }

fn log_json(req: &mut Request) -> IronResult { match req.get::>() { Some(parsed) => println!("Parsed Json:\n{}", parsed), None => println!("could not parse"), } Ok(Response::with(status::Ok, "")) }

// With fn main, you now have a running server at port 3000! // curl -i "127.0.0.1:3000/" -H "application/json" -d '{"A":"1","B":"2"}' // and check out the printed json in your terminal. fn main() { Iron::new(log_json).listen(Ipv4Addr(127, 0, 0, 1), 3000); } ```

Overview

body-parser is a part of Iron's core bundle.

• Perform JSON parsing using native functionality bundled in the standard library.

Installation

If you're using a Cargo.toml to manage dependencies, just add body-parser to the toml:

```toml [dependencies.bodyparser]

git = "https://github.com/iron/body-parser.git" ```

Otherwise, cargo build, and the rlib will be in your target directory.

Documentation

Along with the online documentation, you can build a local copy with make doc.

Examples

Get Help

One of us (@reem, @zzmp, @theptrk, @mcreinhard) is usually on #iron on the mozilla irc. Come say hi and ask any questions you might have. We are also usually on #rust and #rust-webdev.