{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-} {-# LANGUAGE AllowAmbiguousTypes #-} {-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-} {-# LANGUAGE InstanceSigs #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeOperators #-} {-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeSynonymInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-} {-# LANGUAGE StandaloneDeriving #-} {-# LANGUAGE UndecidableInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications #-} -- | @multipart/form-data@ Servant API support for servant. -- see servant-multipart and servant-multipart-client for server- and client- -- definitions. -- -- This is mostly useful for adding file upload support to -- an API. See haddocks of 'MultipartForm' for an introduction. module Servant.Multipart.API ( MultipartForm , MultipartForm' , MultipartData(..) , ToMultipart(..) , FromMultipart(..) , MultipartResult , Tmp , Mem , Input(..) , FileData(..) ) where import Data.Text (Text) import Data.Typeable import Servant.API import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as LBS -- | Combinator for specifying a @multipart/form-data@ request -- body, typically (but not always) issued from an HTML @\<form\>@. -- -- @multipart/form-data@ can't be made into an ordinary content -- type for now in servant because it doesn't just decode the -- request body from some format but also performs IO in the case -- of writing the uploaded files to disk, e.g in @/tmp@, which is -- not compatible with servant's vision of a content type as things -- stand now. This also means that 'MultipartForm' can't be used in -- conjunction with 'ReqBody' in an endpoint. -- -- The 'tag' type parameter instructs the function to handle data -- either as data to be saved to temporary storage ('Tmp') or saved to -- memory ('Mem'). -- -- The 'a' type parameter represents the Haskell type to which -- you are going to decode the multipart data to, where the -- multipart data consists in all the usual form inputs along -- with the files sent along through @\<input type="file"\>@ -- fields in the form. -- -- One option provided out of the box by this library is to decode -- to 'MultipartData'. -- -- Example: -- -- @ -- type API = MultipartForm Tmp (MultipartData Tmp) :> Post '[PlainText] String -- -- api :: Proxy API -- api = Proxy -- -- server :: MultipartData Tmp -> Handler String -- server multipartData = return str -- -- where str = "The form was submitted with " -- ++ show nInputs ++ " textual inputs and " -- ++ show nFiles ++ " files." -- nInputs = length (inputs multipartData) -- nFiles = length (files multipartData) -- @ -- -- You can alternatively provide a 'FromMultipart' instance -- for some type of yours, allowing you to regroup data -- into a structured form and potentially selecting -- a subset of the entire form data that was submitted. -- -- Example, where we only look extract one input, /username/, -- and one file, where the corresponding input field's /name/ -- attribute was set to /pic/: -- -- @ -- data User = User { username :: Text, pic :: FilePath } -- -- instance FromMultipart Tmp User where -- fromMultipart multipartData = -- User \<$\> lookupInput "username" multipartData -- \<*\> fmap fdPayload (lookupFile "pic" multipartData) -- -- type API = MultipartForm Tmp User :> Post '[PlainText] String -- -- server :: User -> Handler String -- server usr = return str -- -- where str = username usr ++ "'s profile picture" -- ++ " got temporarily uploaded to " -- ++ pic usr ++ " and will be removed from there " -- ++ " after this handler has run." -- @ -- -- Note that the behavior of this combinator is configurable, -- by using 'serveWith' from servant-server instead of 'serve', -- which takes an additional 'Context' argument. It simply is an -- heterogeneous list where you can for example store -- a value of type 'MultipartOptions' that has the configuration that -- you want, which would then get picked up by servant-multipart. -- -- __Important__: as mentionned in the example above, -- the file paths point to temporary files which get removed -- after your handler has run, if they are still there. It is -- therefore recommended to move or copy them somewhere in your -- handler code if you need to keep the content around. type MultipartForm tag a = MultipartForm' '[] tag a -- | 'MultipartForm' which can be modified with 'Servant.API.Modifiers.Lenient'. data MultipartForm' (mods :: [*]) tag a -- | What servant gets out of a @multipart/form-data@ form submission. -- -- The type parameter 'tag' tells if 'MultipartData' is stored as a -- temporary file or stored in memory. 'tag' is type of either 'Mem' -- or 'Tmp'. -- -- The 'inputs' field contains a list of textual 'Input's, where -- each input for which a value is provided gets to be in this list, -- represented by the input name and the input value. See haddocks for -- 'Input'. -- -- The 'files' field contains a list of files that were sent along with the -- other inputs in the form. Each file is represented by a value of type -- 'FileData' which among other things contains the path to the temporary file -- (to be removed when your handler is done running) with a given uploaded -- file's content. See haddocks for 'FileData'. data MultipartData tag = MultipartData { forall tag. MultipartData tag -> [Input] inputs :: [Input] , forall tag. MultipartData tag -> [FileData tag] files :: [FileData tag] } -- | Representation for an uploaded file, usually resulting from -- picking a local file for an HTML input that looks like -- @\<input type="file" name="somefile" /\>@. data FileData tag = FileData { forall tag. FileData tag -> Text fdInputName :: Text -- ^ @name@ attribute of the corresponding -- HTML @\<input\>@ , forall tag. FileData tag -> Text fdFileName :: Text -- ^ name of the file on the client's disk , forall tag. FileData tag -> Text fdFileCType :: Text -- ^ MIME type for the file , forall tag. FileData tag -> MultipartResult tag fdPayload :: MultipartResult tag -- ^ path to the temporary file that has the -- content of the user's original file. Only -- valid during the execution of your handler as -- it gets removed right after, which means you -- really want to move or copy it in your handler. } deriving instance Eq (MultipartResult tag) => Eq (FileData tag) deriving instance Show (MultipartResult tag) => Show (FileData tag) -- | Representation for a textual input (any @\<input\>@ type but @file@). -- -- @\<input name="foo" value="bar"\ />@ would appear as @'Input' "foo" "bar"@. data Input = Input { Input -> Text iName :: Text -- ^ @name@ attribute of the input , Input -> Text iValue :: Text -- ^ value given for that input } deriving (Input -> Input -> Bool (Input -> Input -> Bool) -> (Input -> Input -> Bool) -> Eq Input forall a. (a -> a -> Bool) -> (a -> a -> Bool) -> Eq a $c== :: Input -> Input -> Bool == :: Input -> Input -> Bool $c/= :: Input -> Input -> Bool /= :: Input -> Input -> Bool Eq, Int -> Input -> ShowS [Input] -> ShowS Input -> String (Int -> Input -> ShowS) -> (Input -> String) -> ([Input] -> ShowS) -> Show Input forall a. (Int -> a -> ShowS) -> (a -> String) -> ([a] -> ShowS) -> Show a $cshowsPrec :: Int -> Input -> ShowS showsPrec :: Int -> Input -> ShowS $cshow :: Input -> String show :: Input -> String $cshowList :: [Input] -> ShowS showList :: [Input] -> ShowS Show) -- | 'MultipartData' is the type representing -- @multipart/form-data@ form inputs. Sometimes -- you may instead want to work with a more structured type -- of yours that potentially selects only a fraction of -- the data that was submitted, or just reshapes it to make -- it easier to work with. The 'FromMultipart' class is exactly -- what allows you to tell servant how to turn "raw" multipart -- data into a value of your nicer type. -- -- @ -- data User = User { username :: Text, pic :: FilePath } -- -- instance FromMultipart Tmp User where -- fromMultipart form = -- User \<$\> lookupInput "username" (inputs form) -- \<*\> fmap fdPayload (lookupFile "pic" $ files form) -- @ class FromMultipart tag a where -- | Given a value of type 'MultipartData', which consists -- in a list of textual inputs and another list for -- files, try to extract a value of type @a@. When -- extraction fails, servant errors out with status code 400. fromMultipart :: MultipartData tag -> Either String a instance FromMultipart tag (MultipartData tag) where fromMultipart :: MultipartData tag -> Either String (MultipartData tag) fromMultipart = MultipartData tag -> Either String (MultipartData tag) forall a b. b -> Either a b Right -- | Allows you to tell servant how to turn a more structured type -- into a 'MultipartData', which is what is actually sent by the -- client. -- -- @ -- data User = User { username :: Text, pic :: FilePath } -- -- instance toMultipart Tmp User where -- toMultipart user = MultipartData [Input "username" $ username user] -- [FileData "pic" -- (pic user) -- "image/png" -- (pic user) -- ] -- @ class ToMultipart tag a where -- | Given a value of type 'a', convert it to a -- 'MultipartData'. toMultipart :: a -> MultipartData tag instance ToMultipart tag (MultipartData tag) where toMultipart :: MultipartData tag -> MultipartData tag toMultipart = MultipartData tag -> MultipartData tag forall a. a -> a id -- | Tag for data stored as a temporary file data Tmp -- | Tag for data stored in memory data Mem type family MultipartResult tag :: * type instance MultipartResult Tmp = FilePath type instance MultipartResult Mem = LBS.ByteString instance HasLink sub => HasLink (MultipartForm tag a :> sub) where #if MIN_VERSION_servant(0,14,0) type MkLink (MultipartForm tag a :> sub) r = MkLink sub r toLink :: forall a. (Link -> a) -> Proxy (MultipartForm tag a :> sub) -> Link -> MkLink (MultipartForm tag a :> sub) a toLink Link -> a toA Proxy (MultipartForm tag a :> sub) _ = (Link -> a) -> Proxy sub -> Link -> MkLink sub a forall a. (Link -> a) -> Proxy sub -> Link -> MkLink sub a forall {k} (endpoint :: k) a. HasLink endpoint => (Link -> a) -> Proxy endpoint -> Link -> MkLink endpoint a toLink Link -> a toA (Proxy sub forall {k} (t :: k). Proxy t Proxy :: Proxy sub) #else type MkLink (MultipartForm tag a :> sub) = MkLink sub toLink _ = toLink (Proxy :: Proxy sub) #endif