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Updated Filer Server API (markdown)
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# Basic Usage:
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# Basic Usage:
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//create or overwrite the file, the directories /path/to will be automatically created
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//create or overwrite the file, the directories /path/to will be automatically created
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POST /path/to/file
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POST /path/to/file
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PUT /path/to/file
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//create or append the file
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POST /path/to/file?op=append
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PUT /path/to/file?op=append
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//get the file content
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//get the file content
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GET /path/to/file
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GET /path/to/file
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//create or overwrite the file, the filename in the multipart request will be used
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//create or overwrite the file, the filename in the multipart request will be used
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POST /path/to/
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POST /path/to/
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PUT /path/to/
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//return a json format subdirectory and files listing
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//return a json format subdirectory and files listing
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GET /path/to/
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GET /path/to/
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Accept: application/json
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Accept: application/json
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| ttl | time to live, examples, 3m: 3 minutes, 4h: 4 hours, 5d: 5 days, 6w: 6 weeks, 7M: 7 months, 8y: 8 years | empty |
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| ttl | time to live, examples, 3m: 3 minutes, 4h: 4 hours, 5d: 5 days, 6w: 6 weeks, 7M: 7 months, 8y: 8 years | empty |
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| maxMB | max chunk size | empty |
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| maxMB | max chunk size | empty |
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| mode | file mode | 0660 |
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| mode | file mode | 0660 |
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| op | file operation, currently only support "append" | empty |
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| header: `Content-Type` | used for auto compression | empty |
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| header: `Content-Type` | used for auto compression | empty |
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| prefixed header: `Seaweed-` | example: `Seaweed-name1: value1`. Returned as `Seaweed-Name1: value1` in GET/HEAD response header. | empty |
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| prefixed header: `Seaweed-` | example: `Seaweed-name1: value1`. Returned as `Seaweed-Name1: value1` in GET/HEAD response header. | empty |
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{"name":"report.js","size":866,"fid":"7,0254f1f3fd","url":"http://localhost:8081/7,0254f1f3fd"}
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{"name":"report.js","size":866,"fid":"7,0254f1f3fd","url":"http://localhost:8081/7,0254f1f3fd"}
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> curl "http://localhost:8888/javascript/report.js" # get the file content
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> curl "http://localhost:8888/javascript/report.js" # get the file content
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...
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...
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> curl -F file=@report.js "http://localhost:8888/javascript/new_name.js" # upload the file with a different name (The local report.js becomes new_name.js on the server side.)
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> curl -F file=@report.js "http://localhost:8888/javascript/new_name.js" # upload the file to a different name
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> curl http://localhost:8888/test.yaml --upload-file test.yaml # upload file by PUT
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{"name":"report.js","size":5514}
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{"name":"report.js","size":866,"fid":"3,034389657e","url":"http://localhost:8081/3,034389657e"}
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> curl -T test.yaml http://localhost:8888/test.yaml # upload file by PUT
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{"name":"test.yaml","size":866}
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> curl -F file=@report.js "http://localhost:8888/javascript/new_name.js?op=append" # append to an file
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{"name":"report.js","size":5514}
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> curl -T test.yaml http://localhost:8888/test.yaml?op=append # append to an file by PUT
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{"name":"test.yaml","size":866}
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> curl -H "Accept: application/json" "http://localhost:8888/javascript/?pretty=y" # list all files under /javascript/
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> curl -H "Accept: application/json" "http://localhost:8888/javascript/?pretty=y" # list all files under /javascript/
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curl -H "Accept: application/json" "http://localhost:8888/javascript/?pretty=y"
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curl -H "Accept: application/json" "http://localhost:8888/javascript/?pretty=y"
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