UpStorageClientApi
UpStorage Service Api.
Uploading FilesDeleting FilesValidating CerdentailsListing Files
Installation
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Get a free API Key at https://example.com
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Install Library Using
pippython3 pip install UpStorageApiClient
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Or Download Files With Git
git clone https://github.com/user/repo
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Import Class
from UpStorageApiClient.api import UpStorageBucket
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Authenticate with the api
bucket = UpStorageBucket(auth_token, api_key)
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Make A Request In This Case
uploadbucket.upload(file='test.txt', is_private=True) Output: {'file': 'https://example/file.txt/'}
file: path of the file or File Object you want to upload.is_private: file types: [public, private] Default: False -
Get All
FileFrom Bucketbucket.get_all_files() Output: {'url': 'https://example/file.png/', 'is_private': 'True', ...}
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You can delete File too.But For That You Have to pass the file name.if foldername exists then also that too.This is specificly made for the backend Storage System
bucket.delete(file_name='myfile.txt')
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