Mojo::Content::MultiPart(3)

NAME
Mojo::Content::MultiPart - HTTP multipart content

SYNOPSIS
  use Mojo::Content::MultiPart;

  my $multi = Mojo::Content::MultiPart->new;
  $multi->parse('Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=---foobar');
  my $single = $multi->parts->[4];

DESCRIPTION
Mojo::Content::MultiPart is a container for HTTP multipart content, based on RFC 7230 <https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7230>, RFC 7231 <https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231> and RFC 2388 <https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2388>.

EVENTS
Mojo::Content::MultiPart inherits all events from Mojo::Content and can emit the following new ones.

  part
  $multi->on(part => sub ($multi, $single) {...});

Emitted when a new Mojo::Content::Single part starts.

  $multi->on(part => sub ($multi, $single) {
    return unless $single->headers->content_disposition =~ /name="([^"]+)"/;
    say "Field: $1";
  });

ATTRIBUTES
Mojo::Content::MultiPart inherits all attributes from Mojo::Content and implements the following new ones.

  parts
  my $parts = $multi->parts;
  $multi    = $multi->parts([Mojo::Content::Single->new]);

Content parts embedded in this multipart content, usually Mojo::Content::Single objects.

METHODS
Mojo::Content::MultiPart inherits all methods from Mojo::Content and implements the following new ones.

  body_contains
  my $bool = $multi->body_contains('foobarbaz');

Check if content parts contain a specific string.

  body_size
  my $size = $multi->body_size;

Content size in bytes.

  build_boundary
  my $boundary = $multi->build_boundary;

Generate a suitable boundary for content and add it to "Content-Type" header.

  clone
  my $clone = $multi->clone;

Return a new Mojo::Content::MultiPart object cloned from this content if possible, otherwise return "undef".

  get_body_chunk
  my $bytes = $multi->get_body_chunk(0);

Get a chunk of content starting from a specific position. Note that it might not be possible to get the same chunk twice if content was generated dynamically.

  is_multipart
  my $bool = $multi->is_multipart;

True, this is a Mojo::Content::MultiPart object.

  new
  my $multi = Mojo::Content::MultiPart->new;
  my $multi
    = Mojo::Content::MultiPart->new(parts => [Mojo::Content::Single->new]);
  my $multi
    = Mojo::Content::MultiPart->new({parts => [Mojo::Content::Single->new]});

Construct a new Mojo::Content::MultiPart object and subscribe to event "read" in Mojo::Content with default content parser.

SEE ALSO
Mojolicious, Mojolicious::Guides, <https://mojolicious.org>.