box-node-sdk

UploadsManager

Upload file version

Update a file’s content. For file sizes over 50MB we recommend using the Chunk Upload APIs.

The attributes part of the body must come before the file part. Requests that do not follow this format when uploading the file will receive a HTTP 400 error with a metadata_after_file_contents error code.

This operation is performed by calling function uploadFileVersion.

See the endpoint docs at API Reference.

await client.uploads.uploadFileVersion(file.id, {
  attributes: {
    name: file.name!,
  } satisfies UploadFileVersionRequestBodyAttributesField,
  file: generateByteStream(20),
} satisfies UploadFileVersionRequestBody);

Arguments

Returns

This function returns a value of type Files.

Returns the new file object in a list.

Preflight check before upload

Performs a check to verify that a file will be accepted by Box before you upload the entire file.

This operation is performed by calling function preflightFileUploadCheck.

See the endpoint docs at API Reference.

await client.uploads.preflightFileUploadCheck({
  name: newFileName,
  size: 1024 * 1024,
  parent: { id: '0' } satisfies PreflightFileUploadCheckRequestBodyParentField,
} satisfies PreflightFileUploadCheckRequestBody);

Arguments

Returns

This function returns a value of type UploadUrl.

If the check passed, the response will include a session URL that can be used to upload the file to.

Upload file

Uploads a small file to Box. For file sizes over 50MB we recommend using the Chunk Upload APIs.

The attributes part of the body must come before the file part. Requests that do not follow this format when uploading the file will receive a HTTP 400 error with a metadata_after_file_contents error code.

This operation is performed by calling function uploadFile.

See the endpoint docs at API Reference.

const fs = require('fs');

const attrs = { name: 'filename.txt', parent: { id: '0' } };
const body = {
  attributes: attrs,
  file: fs.createReadStream('filename.txt'),
};
const files = await client.uploads.uploadFile(body);
const file = files.entries[0];
console.log(`File uploaded with id ${file.id}, name ${file.name}`);

Arguments

Returns

This function returns a value of type Files.

Returns the new file object in a list.