Content-addressable storage api for files.
const Client = require('@rapidimages/storage-api-client')
url
base url to storage api
Returns an instance of client.
files
is an array of either file streams in node, or a file list from a input type file / drag drop.
options.onUploadProgress({ percentage, total, loaded, totalMB, uploadedMB, file })
options.onHashProgress({ file, total, loaded, percentage})
options.onRequest(request)
options.onUnknown(unknown)
contains object of files that will be uploaded to api
const manifestKey = await Client('url').upload([files])
// a hash to the manifest of this upload containing all file keys
All files are hashed using sha1
both in the browser and node.
Each upload will create a manifest in the following format
{
"files": [
{
"size": 697,
"name": "filepath",
"key": "0d5061684f1d3c8262bfdefe5c373131a6358aba"
}
]
}
All files including the manifest are served using http /get/key
Files that are known by the server will not be uploaded again :) this is thanks to sha1 hashing.
STORAGE_PATH=x LOG_PRETTY=1 PORT=5000 npm start
.type is optional will either return content or 404 if not found.
body contains an array of hashes
Will return an array of unknown hashes.
Will return a string which will be the sha1 hash of the manifest.
ᐅ docker pull rapidimages/storage-api:version
ᐅ docker run --rm --name storage-api -p 5000:5000 rapidimages/storage-api:version
This is the recommended way of running the server behind a reverse proxy like traefik.