HonoRequest - Hono

Hey everyone! I've got an annoying problem that I cannot solve with uploading multiple files over a form-data request to R2 with Hono.
const { assets, collection_name }: { assets: File[] | File; collection_name: string } = await context.req.parseBody({
all: true,
});
const { assets, collection_name }: { assets: File[] | File; collection_name: string } = await context.req.parseBody({
all: true,
});
The parseBody() method is a utility from Hono https://hono.dev/api/request#parsebody to unpack the assets Files to a single entry, then I try to loop over them and upload each one to R2 like so:
assets.forEach(async (asset) => {
if (asset instanceof File) {
const { name, size, type, lastModified } = asset;
const filename: string = await getFilenameHash(name);
const { uploaded, httpEtag }: R2Object = await bucket.put(
filename,
asset,
{
httpMetadata: { contentType: type },
customMetadata: {
name,
collection_name,
size: size.toString(),
lastModified: new Date(lastModified).toString(),
},
},
);
console.log(`${uploaded} - ${httpEtag}`);
}
});
assets.forEach(async (asset) => {
if (asset instanceof File) {
const { name, size, type, lastModified } = asset;
const filename: string = await getFilenameHash(name);
const { uploaded, httpEtag }: R2Object = await bucket.put(
filename,
asset,
{
httpMetadata: { contentType: type },
customMetadata: {
name,
collection_name,
size: size.toString(),
lastModified: new Date(lastModified).toString(),
},
},
);
console.log(`${uploaded} - ${httpEtag}`);
}
});
But no files are uploaded to R2, Miniflare reports [mf:err] TypeError: Can't read from request stream because client disconnected. while on CF infra I can see that no data is passed to the logs, only empty objects {} If I try with a single file it works and the file is uploaded correctly, what am I doing wrong?
HonoRequest - Hono
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mihaaai
mihaaaiOP12mo ago
Later Update: In case someone encounters the same problem, it's the forEach loop that is broken, had problems with it in the past as well, just use a normal for loop and it will upload as many files you can hold into the Worker RAM. So Workers API for R2 can uplaod multiple files from one request!
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