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hmp-upyun-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

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Downloads

5

Readme

node-upyun

NPM version NPM downloads Build status

official upyun sdk for node.js

中文说明

Currently only works with legacy API(the current online API)

Install

$ npm install upyun --save

Init

var upyun = new UPYUN(bucket, operator, md5(password), endpoint, apiVersion);

Arguments

  • bucket: your upyun bucket's name.
  • operator: operator which is granted permisson to bucket
  • md5(password): md5 signed passowrd for the operator which is granted permisson to bucket
  • endpoint The value can be these(leave blank to let sdk auto select the best one):
    • ctcc or v1: China Telecom
    • cucc or v2: China Unicom
    • cmcc or v3 China Mobile
    • v0 or any other string: Will use v0.api.upyun.com (auto detect routing)
  • apiVersion: API version.
    • 'legacy': current online api.(currently, it is the default)
      • when you choose legacy, it make an instance by upyun-legacy, they have the same methods name as the latest version. But the response data may not has the same format. More detail at upyun-legacy/README.md
    • 'latest': the bleeding-edge.(Not available now.)

Example

var UPYUN = require('upyun');

var upyun = new UPYUN('testbucket', 'operatername', 'md5(operaterpwd)', 'ctcc', 'legacy');

upyun.getUsage(function(err, result) {
    //...
})

Response

In this SDK, every api will return a response in the format:

Normal

{
    statusCode: 200,    // http stats code
    headers: {
        server: 'nginx/1.1.19',
        date: 'Wed, 13 Aug 2014 02:15:27 GMT',
        'content-type': 'application/json',
        'content-length': '24',
        connection: 'close'
    },                  // response header
    data: {
        space: 2501,
        files: 1
    }                   // response body
}

Error catch

When an error occured, the error will be catched, and returned in the response

{
    statusCode: 401,    // http stats code
    error: {
        error_code: 40104,
        request: 'GET /imgtest',
        message: 'Signature error, (signature = md5(METHOD&PATH&DATE&CONTENT_LENGTH&MD5(PASSWORD))).'
    },                  // error message
    headers: {
        server: 'nginx/1.1.19',
        date: 'Wed, 13 Aug 2014 02:19:07 GMT',
        'content-type': 'application/json',
        'content-length': '145',
        connection: 'close',
        'www-authenticate': 'Basic realm="UpYun"'
    }                   // response header
}

The different between these two responses is the error and body.

All responses contain http status code and raw response header for futher usage.

Docs

API

Utils

API

Response

 {
     statusCode: 200,
     headers: { ... },
     data: {
         space: 21754,
         files: 50
     }
 }

Arguments

  • remote_dir_path The dir path which you want to traverse.
  • limit Specifies the maximum number of file list output per request.
  • order Sort the file list by 'last_modified' as asc or desc.(Default: asc)
  • iter Specifies the start of iteration.

Response

{
    statusCode: 200,
    headers: {...
    },
    data: {
        "files": [{
            "name": "test",
            "type": "folder",
            "last_modified": 1412046146
        }],
        "iter": "g2gCZAAEbmV4dGQAA2VvZg"
    }
}

Arguments

  • remotePath The dir path which you want to create.

  • remotePath The dir path which you want to remove.

Arguments

  • remotePath Where the file will be stored in your UPYUN bucket.
  • localFile The file you want to upload. It can be a path string or the file's raw data.
  • type Specifies the file's content-type.
  • checksum Set true to force SDK send a md5 of local file to UPYUN. Or set a md5value string by yourself.
  • opts The additional http request headers(JavaScript Object). More detail in Official Docs

Arguments

  • remotePath The file's path in your UPYUN bucket.

Arguments

  • remotePath The file's path in your UPYUN bucket.
  • localPath Where the file will save to. If no localPath, the file's content will output directly in the response body.

Arguments

  • remotePath The file's path in your UPYUN bucket.

Utils

Arguments

  • endpoint The value can be these(leave blank to let sdk auto select the best one):
    • ctcc or v1: China Telecom
    • cucc or v2: China Unicom
    • cmcc or v3 China Mobile
    • v0 or any other string: Will use v0.api.upyun.com (auto detect routing)

Note

The previous owner of upyun npm package was James Chen

After consultation with James, this package has been transfered to official upyun develop team.

Any futher update and maintenance will conducted by upyun develop team and subsequent versions will not be associated with the original project.

In npm registry, "upyun": "<=0.0.3" were published as node-upyun by James Chen.

Thanks to James Chen for his contribution to UPYUN.