requestjs

How do you use request to download contents of a file and directly stream it up to s3 using the aws-sdk for node? The code below gives me Object #<Request> has no method 'read' which makes it seem like request does not return a readable stream... var req = require('request'); var s3 = new AWS.S3({params: {Bucket: myBucket, Key: s3Key}}); var imageStream = req.get(url) .on('response', function (response) { if (200 == response.statusCode) { //imageStream should be read()able by now right? s3.upload({Body: imageStream, ACL: "public-read", CacheControl: 5184000}, function (err, data) { //2 months

So I am trying to loop through an array of objects that I got from an http call using to my internal API using the request module/package. So far, I am able to get my data back from the API and DISPLAY the full object on my page. I would like to display it on my page and loop through it using the EJS templating system. I know I can use AngularJS for frontend stuff, but I would like to see how far I can go with only server-side. So below is my code: server.js // Prepend /api to my apiRoutes app.use('/api', require('./app/api')); api.js var Report = require('./models/report'); var express =

Ok so I am trying to make two or more requests to API endpoints using the request module. I am rendering a HTML file and passing the returned JSON to a handlebars template using the below code: res.render('list.html', { title: 'List', data: returnedJSON } I can then iterate over this JSON within my handlebars template fairly easily. The problem I have, is that I am now needing to use multiple data sources where a category list will be built from a categories JSON response and a Staff list from a staff JSON response. I would like a simple solution where I can do this, but expand it to use any

I was trying to GET a binary data using request , and had something like: var requestSettings = { method: 'GET', url: url, }; request(requestSettings, function(error, response, body) { // Use body as a binary Buffer } But body was always a few bytes different from expected. After further investigation I found out that request assumed body is string and replaced all non-unicode bytes. I tried to add encoding: 'binary' to requestSettings but it didn't help. How can I get the binary data? OK, after a lot of digging, I found out that requestSettings should have: encoding: null And then body will