I am having problems trying to do a CORS request from superagent to Amazon S3 for upload a file. First, I am asking to a node.js server for the policy. I return a JSON object like this:
{
s3PolicyBase64: '',
s3Signature: '',
s3Key: '',
s3ObjectKey: 'ftriana3185/inputData/input_fdc2f7f4b050c5884e5ac60a43bfc0d8ff26d549.csv' }
Then I try from superagent use the policy returned by node to upload a local file. My code looks like this:
it('GET /inputFiles/s3Credential', function(done) {
var csvPath = './files/inputFileResource/countrylist.csv';
var request = {};
request.ext = 'csv';
clientAgent.get(localPath + '/inputFiles/s3Credential').send(request).end(function(response) {
var s3PolicyBase64 = response.body.s3PolicyBase64;
var s3Signature = response.body.s3Signature;
var s3Key = response.body.s3Key;
var s3ObjectKey = response.body.s3ObjectKey;
var request = clientAgent.post('bucket-name.s3.amazonaws.com')
.type('form')
.field('key', s3ObjectKey)
.field('AWSAccessKeyId', s3Key)
.field('acl', 'public-read')
.field('policy', s3PolicyBase64)
.field('signature', s3Signature)
.attach('mycsv', csvPath).end(function(response){
console.log(response);
});
});
});
I am sure that the problem is in the form that i am doing the request from superagent because i also have a html form that works fine. So, what is the correct form to use superagent for this purpose?