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Answer by Anmol Pal for Express.js req.body undefined

Use either of the two:app.use(express.json());app.use(bodyParser.json());Incase of the 2nd option.npm i body-parserconst bodyParser = require("body-parser");

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Answer by MbaiMburu for Express.js req.body undefined

In cases where bootstrap classes are used in form definition,getting rid of those classes first helped resolve the issue. I had struggled for some time only to find out the class php-email-form was the...

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Answer by Merrin K for Express.js req.body undefined

Try Thisnpm i multer --saveconst express = require('express');const multer = require('multer');const upload = multer();const app = express();app.post('/test', upload.any(), (req, res) => {...

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Answer by CHANDAN KUMAR for Express.js req.body undefined

Updated: October 2022First check or add the body parser using below step:step :1import bodyParser from 'body-parser';step 2:app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false...

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Answer by John Nico Novero for Express.js req.body undefined

UPDATE 2022You can just use.app.use(express.json())const express = require('express')const app = express();const PORT = process.env.PORT || 3001// Calling the express.json() method for...

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Answer by Rafael Fernando Fiedler for Express.js req.body undefined

Firsl of all, ensure you are applying this middleware (express.urlencoded) before routes.let app = express();//response as Jsonapp.use(express.json()); //Parse x-www-form-urlencoded request into...

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Answer by Hicham Mounadi for Express.js req.body undefined

As I get the same problem, although I know BodyParser is no longer usedand I already used the app.use(express.json())the problem was {FOR ME}:I was...

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Answer by Rupesh Chandra Mohanty for Express.js req.body undefined

What I did in my case is that I declared app.use(express.json()); app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: false })); before my routes, and the issue got solved. I hope this helps you too!

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Answer by Vatsal A Mehta for Express.js req.body undefined

Use this line for appropriate parsing at the top before any get or post request is made:app.use(express.json()) This parses json data to Javascript Objects.

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Answer by Greggory Wiley for Express.js req.body undefined

In express 4 and above you don't need body parser they have their own json parse method,At the higehset level of your express app addvar express = require('express');var app =...

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Answer by Mayur for Express.js req.body undefined

History:Earlier versions of Express used to have a lot of middleware bundled with it. bodyParser was one of the middleware that came with it. When Express 4.0 was released they decided to remove the...

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Answer by ANKIT MISHRA for Express.js req.body undefined

You have to check following things for that:-1. app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }))// parse application/jsonapp.use(bodyParser.json())Implement body parser in your app.2. Check headers...

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Answer by Đăng Khoa Đinh for Express.js req.body undefined

The question is answered. But since it is quite generic and req.body undefined is a frequent error, especially for beginners, I find this is the best place to resume all that I know about the...

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Answer by Marci for Express.js req.body undefined

When I use bodyParser it is marked as deprecated. To avoid this I use the following code with express instead of bodyParser.Notice: the routes must declared finally this is important! Other answers...

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Answer by Sohaib Ahmad for Express.js req.body undefined

Okay This may sound Dumb but it worked for me.as a total beginner, I didn't realized that writing:router.post("/", (res, req) => { console.log(req.body); req.send("User Route");});is wrong !You have...

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Answer by Sonali Mangrinda for Express.js req.body undefined

The middleware is always used as first.//MIDDLEWAREapp.use(bodyParser.json());app.use(cors()); app.use(cookieParser());before the routes.//MY ROUTESapp.use("/api", authRoutes);

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Answer by Ank_247shbm for Express.js req.body undefined

Simple example to get through all:Express Code For Method='post' after Login:This would not require any such bodyParser().app.jsconst express = require('express');const mongoose =...

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Answer by Prashanth K for Express.js req.body undefined

app.use(express.json());It will help to solve the issue of req.body undefined

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Answer by Rushikesh Shelke for Express.js req.body undefined

In my case, it was because of using body-parser after including the routes.The correct code should...

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Answer by Saran for Express.js req.body undefined

Mine was a text input and I'm adding this answer here regardless so it would help people. Make sure your encoding is set when parsing! I struggled to make it work until I set a proper value to it.This...

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