Nodejs Post attachment to JIRA

After spending some more time on it, I have found the correct format for formData:

var newBuffer = new Buffer(req.Payload, 'base64');var formData = {    file: {        value: newBuffer,        options: {            filename: req.FileName,            contentType: req.MimeType        }    }};

For whom like me getting errors with this API.

After struggling so many hrs on this thing, I finally found this works like a charm. I've got "XSRF check failed" 403/404 error message before writing this code.

// Don't change the structure of formData.const formData = {    file: {        value: fs.createReadStream(filepath),        options: {            filename: filename,            contentType: "multipart/form-data"        }    }};const header = {    "Authentication": "Basic xxx",    // ** IMPORTANT **    // "Use of the 'nocheck' value for X-Atlassian-Token    // has been deprecated since rest 3.0.0.    // Please use a value of 'no-check' instead."    "X-Atlassian-Token": "no-check",    "Content-Type": "multipart/form-data"}const options = {    url: "http://[your_jira_server]/rest/api/2/issue/[issueId]/attachments",    headers: header,    method: "POST",    formData: formData};const req = request(options, function(err, httpResponse, body) {    whatever_you_want;};

I was able to post attachments to JIRA using axios in the following way:

const axios = require('axios');const FormData = require('form-data')const fs = require('fs');const url = 'http://[your_jira_server]/rest/api/2/issue/[issueId]/attachments';let data = new FormData();data.append('file', fs.createReadStream('put image path here'));var config = {    method: 'post',    url: url,    headers: {        'X-Atlassian-Token': 'no-check',        'Authorization': 'Basic',        ...data.getHeaders()    },    data: data,    auth: {        username: '',        password: ''    }};axios(config)    .then(function (response) {        res.send({            JSON.stringify(response.data, 0, 2)        });    })    .catch(function (error) {        console.log(error);    });