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Yep, there needs to be c.Request().Body = io.NopCloser(bytes.NewBuffer(buf1)) after bindErr := c.Bind(req) as bind will "readAll" that body again and making sure that the reader of the body is reusable is out of scope of its contract.
By reassigning ReaderCloser to Body in DefaultBinder#BindBody, Body can be read afterward.
If this direction is okay, I will send a PR.
What do you think?
In Go, the request body is represented as an io.ReadCloser, which is a stream that can only be read once. Once it’s consumed (e.g., by ctx.Bind()), the body is no longer available for reading. This is a fundamental aspect of streams in Go.
Issue Description
I want to get the request body in httpErrorHandler, but I can't.
Once a request body is read by
ctx.Bind
, it cannot be read afterward.To read again after reading, the ReaderCloser must be set, but
DefaultBinder#BindBody
does not do this.echo/middleware/body_dump.go
Line 72 in 7544796
What is the best way to do this?
Checklist
Expected behavior
Can read the request body after
ctx.Bind
or inhttpErrorHandler
Actual behavior
Cannot read the request body after
ctx.Bind
Steps to reproduce
Working code to debug
When a POST request is sent with
{"aaa": "hoge"}
, the following log is outputVersion/commit
v4.12.0
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