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blocks:api:upload [2022-06-28 10:50] admin Added urelencoded image upload example |
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====== File Upload API ====== | ====== File Upload API ====== | ||
- | Blocks provides an HTTP API for uploading files, for example images. Uploaded files are temporarily stored in a subdirectory of the //temp// directory inside your Blocks root directory, | + | Blocks provides an HTTP API for uploading files, for example images. Uploaded files are temporarily stored in a subdirectory of the //temp// directory inside your Blocks root directory. This directory is not externally accessible for reading data. Thus, uploaded files must then be moved or further processed by a script. As an example, [[blocks: |
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===== Upload file using multipart/ | ===== Upload file using multipart/ | ||
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The server returns the path inside the //temp// directory where the file was stored or, in case of an error, an error message along with status code indiating an error. | The server returns the path inside the //temp// directory where the file was stored or, in case of an error, an error message along with status code indiating an error. | ||
- | Here's is a JavaScript example showing how to upload a text file with a unique file name using this method. The promise returned by the fetch call will eventually provide the path to the file if the upload was successful. | + | Here's is a JavaScript example showing how to upload a short text snippet (specified by the body) to a file with a unique file name using this method. The promise returned by the fetch call will eventually provide the path to the file if the upload was successful. |
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===== Upload an image as urlencoded data ===== | ===== Upload an image as urlencoded data ===== | ||
- | Here's is an example showing how to upload a PNG image with a unique file name as urlencoded data. Once this is done, the script logs the server-side name of the file, which you would then normally use to call some custom [[blocks: | + | Here's is an example showing how to upload a PNG image with a unique file name as urlencoded data. Once this is done, the script logs the server-side name of the file, which you would then normally use to call some custom [[blocks: |
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