Ability to force JSON.parse of the response when content-type is not application/json

Superagent should JSON.parse the response when a user sets that he expects a json via accept('json') in the request, no matter what content-type was set in the response header.

[kornelski]

Try this:

require('superagent').parse['put the wrong type here'] = JSON.parse;

[eburi]

Did anything happen regarding this issue? The workaround proposed by @teebot is not working, as in my case response.body contains an empty object {}.

        request('GET', 'https://<misconfigured-server>/test.json')
            .query({ format: 'json' })
            .set('Accept', 'application/json')
            .end((err, response) => {
                console.log('Result:', response.body);
                done();
            });

The output is: Result: {}

The problem is, that the server does not send a Content-Type header. But I think, that there should be an option to tell superagent to parse the response, no matter what the server sends.