Form URL encoded - Alumio Documentation

Reads an incoming body as form URL encoded data, the key=value&other=value format that web forms and many webhooks send. It splits the body on the & separators, decodes the percent-escapes in each value, and hands back the keys and values as structured data you can map. Use this when a webhook or HTTP request arrives with a form-encoded body rather than JSON or XML. This is a stream parser, so it is set as the response parser on the step that reads the body. It does not run on its own against a single value.

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A form-encoded body is read as part of a step that receives a request, so it cannot be run on its own against a single value. With the pattern left empty, the whole body becomes one entity whose fields are the decoded key/value pairs. Input (request body):

sku=A1&name=Wool%20scarf&price=19.99

Output (the whole body as one entity):

{
    "sku": "A1",
    "name": "Wool scarf",
    "price": "19.99"
}

Each key=value pair becomes a field, and percent-escapes such as %20 are decoded back to readable text.

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