* **defParamCharset** - _string_ - For multipart forms, the default character set to use for values of part header parameters (e.g. filename) that are not extended parameters (that contain an explicit charset). **Default:**`'latin1'`.
* **headerPairs** - _integer_ - For multipart forms, the max number of header key-value pairs to parse. **Default:**`2000` (same as node's http module).
This function can throw exceptions if there is something wrong with the values in `config`. For example, if the Content-Type in `headers` is missing entirely, is not a supported type, or is missing the boundary for `'multipart/form-data'` requests.
* **file**(<_string_ >name, <_Readable_ >stream, <_object_ >info) - Emitted for each new file found. `name` contains the form field name. `stream` is a _Readable_ stream containing the file's data. No transformations/conversions (e.g. base64 to raw binary) are done on the file's data. `info` contains the following properties:
*`filename` - _string_ - If supplied, this contains the file's filename. **WARNING:** You should almost _never_ use this value as-is (especially if you are using `preservePath: true` in your `config`) as it could contain malicious input. You are better off generating your own (safe) filenames, or at the very least using a hash of the filename.
**Note:** If you listen for this event, you should always consume the `stream` whether you care about its contents or not (you can simply do `stream.resume();` if you want to discard/skip the contents), otherwise the `'finish'`/`'close'` event will never fire on the busboy parser stream.
However, if you aren't accepting files, you can either simply not listen for the `'file'` event at all or set `limits.files` to `0`, and any/all files will be automatically skipped (these skipped files will still count towards any configured `limits.files` and `limits.parts` limits though).
**Note:** If a configured `limits.fileSize` limit was reached for a file, `stream` will both have a boolean property `truncated` set to `true` (best checked at the end of the stream) and emit a `'limit'` event to notify you when this happens.
* **field**(<_string_ >name, <_string_ >value, <_object_ >info) - Emitted for each new non-file field found. `name` contains the form field name. `value` contains the string value of the field. `info` contains the following properties: