Payload bytes different from actual bytes

I've got a problem where when the user sends image data, it's saved on the server corrupt.

So, I essentially have this setup:

- api
  . index.js
  - methods
    . users.js

(I've cut out files that are unrelated to the problem)

Outside of the API file, there is a server.js which initaites it whenever api.example.com is visisted. (Basically like a VirtualHost)

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That being said. Here is the problem:

./api/index.js (Points of problem)

// All this essentiall does is get the get the whole payload as a buffer.
req.on("data", function(chunk){
  // Potential problem area.
  req.api.payload = ((payload) ? (Buffer.concat([payload, chunk])) : (chunk));
});

req.on("end", function(){
  // Check if we're on http://ift.tt/1y7PCLb
  if (path[0].match(/^users$/i)) {
    methods.users(req, res);
  }
});

I think the issue is somewhere when the payload.

But... Just incase, I'll include the ./api/methods/users.js... (Only including parts where the problem could arise, since it's a big file)

./api/methods/users.js

else if (req.method.match(/^POST$/i)) {

  if (!path[2] || path[2].match(/^(?:info|data)$/i)) {
    // ... (Everything that was here didn't apply to the image upload)
  } else if (path[2].match(/^(?:pic|picture|avatar)$/i)) {
    // Url matches http://ift.tt/1Crng9H

    var __base = "/home/user/web/hosts/resources/static/images/api/users/"; // Upload path

    // Another potential spot where the problem could be.
    fs.writeFile(__base + path[1] + ".png", req.api.payload, "binary",  function(err){
      if (err) res.api.end(err);
      res.api.end(req.api.payload.slice(0, 40)); // Testing
    });
  }

}

Note that this is just for testing the uploading, I realize someone could upload other data, but this is local. It's simply for testing the uploaded data, for now.

Another note, any variable that you don't see explicitly defined is not related to the problem, just no that:

• path: Url as array e.g. "/user/xero/info" -> ["user", "xero", "info"]


• req.api: A object created before hand (in the main server.js file).

One more note, I'm uploading the file via a cURL command:

curl -X POST -d @random.png http://ift.tt/1y7PCLd