I'm trying to parse a JSON body from http.get. I know for a fact that the JSOn object is valid because I'm can eval successfully :
var json = document.body.innerText;
obj = JSON.parse(json);
However, this code returns an error :
undefined:1
undefined{
Syntax error, Unexpected token u
My Node code :
function getCategories(callback){
var body;
var urlCats = "http://...";
process.send(urlCats);
http.get(urlCats, function(res){
res.on('data', function (chunk) {
body += chunk;
});
res.on('end', function () {
callback(JSON.parse(body));
});
})
}
I have already seen Calling a JSON API with Node.js but I don't think it applies as I already get the body properly (callback(body) prints OK although the object starts with : undefined{). Any suggestions? Should I just cut the 'undefined' part of my body string? there must be something I'm missing! Thanks!
The problem is your
var body;
...
body += chunk;
body is declared but has the value 'undefined'.
therfor the first body += "something" translates into body = undefined + "something".
changing
var body;
to
var body = "";
should solve the problem.
Hope this helps,
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