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request_parse_body

request_parse_body

Read and parse the request body and return the result

array **request_parse_body**  $options

This function reads the request body and parses it according to the header. Currently, two content types are supported: Content-Type

  • application/x-www-form-urlencoded

  • multipart/form-data

    This function is used primarily to parse requests with HTTP verbs other than which do not automatically populate the and superglobals. multipart/form-data``POST``$_POST``$_FILES

Let op: > consumes the request body without buffering it to the stream. request_parse_body``php://input

options The parameter accepts an associative array to override the following global php.ini settings for parsing of the request body. options

  • max_file_uploads

  • max_input_vars

  • max_multipart_body_parts

  • post_max_size

  • upload_max_filesize

    returns an array pair with the equivalent of at index and at index . request_parse_body``$_POST``0``$_FILES``1

    When the request body is invalid, according to the header, a is thrown. Content-Type

    A is thrown when contains invalid keys, or invalid values for the corresponding key. options

Voorbeeld: example

<?php
// Parse request and store result in the $_POST and $_FILES superglobals.
[$_POST, $_FILES] = request_parse_body();
// Echo the content of some transferred file
echo file_get_contents($_FILES['file_name']['tmp_name']);
?>

Voorbeeld: example with customized options

<?php
// form.php

assert_logged_in();

// Only for this form, we allow a bigger upload size.
[$_POST, $_FILES] = request_parse_body([
    'post_max_size' => '10M',
    'upload_max_filesize' => '10M',
]);

// Do something with the uploaded files.
?>
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