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filepicker

v0.2.0

Published

Server-side file storage using Filepicker.io

Downloads

138

Readme

Filepicker Server-side Library

The fantastic folks at Filepicker.io have a service that allows for easy storage of files, primarily on the client-side. There may, however, be instances in which you want to put photos from the server-side into your Filepicker bucket.

That's where this library comes in. Modified from the client library maintained by the Filepicker staff, this server-side library simply makes RESTy requests.

Installation

Through NPM

$ npm install filepicker

or using Git

$ git clone git://github.com/filepicker/cellar.git node_modules/filepicker/

API/How to Use

This library only implements one of the methods from the client library (getUrlFromData) as well as two methods more suited to a Node environment

Instantiation

var Filepicker = require('filepicker');
var filepicker = new Filepicker('YOUR_API_KEY');

Methods

  1. getUrlFromData

    • A direct translation from the client library, stores contents of a file
    filepicker.getUrlFromData("some text to store", {persist:true}, function(err, url) {
    	console.log("my file is stored at "+url);
    });
  2. getUrlFromUrl

    • Makes a request to the specified location, and stores the data found there on Filepicker
    filepicker.getUrlFromUrl('http://example.com/mypic.jpg', {persist:true}, function(err, url) {
    	console.log("the picture at http://example.com/mypic.jpg is now stored at "+url);
    });
    
  3. getUrlFromBuffer

    • Stores a Buffer on Filepicker
    fs.readFile('/myfile.txt', function(err, buf) {
    	filepicker.getUrlFromBuffer(buf, {persist:true}, function(err, url) {
    		console.log("myfile.txt is now stored at "+url);
    	});
    })