json - Express is sending an object with an object inside -


i have express server hooked mongoose db (my terminology might not correct, have started learning express). when access /admins (route?) receive object json object inside.

am sending incorrectly?

 var userschema = new schema({   firstname: {type: string, trim: true},   lastname: {type: string, trim: true},   classyear: number,   email: {type: string, unique: true, sparse: true, trim: true},   phone: {type: string, unique: true, sparse: true},   phoneprovider: {type: string, trim: true},   isadmin: {type: boolean, index: true},   issuperadmin: {type: boolean, index: true},   hash: string,   companyname: {type: string, trim: true},   interests: [string], },   {     toobject: { getters: true },     timestamps: {       createdat: 'createddate',       updatedat: 'updateddate'     }   } );

part of admins.js

exports.createadmin = function(req, res, next) {     if (typeof req.body.email !== 'string')         return res.status(400).send('missing email');     if (typeof req.body.password !== 'string' && typeof req.body.hash !== 'string')         return res.status(400).send('missing password');     if (typeof req.body.companyname !== 'string')         return res.status(400).send('missing companyname');

req.body.email returns undefined. json being received like:

{ '{\n\temail:'an@email.com'}': ''}

here's route /admins:

app.post('/admins', admins.createadmin);

here's middleware:

app.param('id', function(req, res, next, id) {   if (!id.match(/^[0-9a-fa-f]{24}$/))     return res.status(400).send('invalid id');    next(); });


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