Inject the formidable "form" to the "multipartHandler" and "multipartFileHandler" functions #1871
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Injecting formidable `form` to `multipartHandler` and `multipartFileHandler` functions as the third argument can give us the ability to call `form.handlePart(part)` inside the customized functions. It's useful when the user wants to restrict input files to some extensions e.g. png/jpg/jpeg etc. As a result, when the `part.mime` would be acceptable, the user can continue the process.
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Having access to the formidable
formin themultipartHandlerandmultipartFileHandleris crucial to handle the request and incoming form easily.Changes
In this pull request, the only change is the injection of formidable
formto themultipartHandlerandmultipartFileHandlerfunctions as the third argument.This give us the ability to call
form.handlePart(part)inside the customized functions. It's useful when the user wants to restrict input files to some extensions e.g. png/jpg/jpeg etc. As a result, when thepart.mimewould be acceptable, the user can continue the process by callingform.handlePart(part).