No longer maintained. Please use the official sdk from upyun/node-sdk.
Node.js module for upyun.com (又拍云存储) REST APIs.
All the following APIs are fully supported:
* upload file
* download file
* delete file
* create folder
* delete folder
* list files
* get bucket stats (usages)
npm install upyun
var upyun = require("upyun")
, client = upyun("bucketname", "username", "password");
By default upyun talks to http:https://v0.api.upyun.com, but can be set to use other endpoints if necessary:
upyun.endpoint.getEndpoint();
upyun.endpoint.setEndpoint(upyun.endpoint.ENDPOINT_V1);
All the available endpoints are:
upyun.endpoint.ENDPOINT_V0;
upyun.endpoint.ENDPOINT_V1;
upyun.endpoint.ENDPOINT_V2;
upyun.endpoint.ENDPOINT_V3;
Note: check status on each API's callback, if it's not 200 then the API call is not successful (even if err is null).
client.createFolder("tmp", function(err, status, data) {
// successful opertation should return staus 200
// then upload a file (with content)
client.uploadFile("tmp/readme.txt", "gently down the stream", function(err, status, data) {
});
});
or simply upload the file, with the folder created automatically:
client.uploadFile("docs/readme.txt", "gently down the stream", function(err, status, data){});
It's certainly possible to upload from a buffer:
var buffer = new Buffer("fill me", "binary");
client.uploadFile("test.txt", buffer, function(err, status, data) {});
client.downloadFile("docs/readme.txt", function(err, status, data) {
// data fetched as file content, to save to a local file:
var buffer = new Buffer(data, "binary");
fs.writeFile("/path/to/readme.txt", buffer, "binary", function(err) {});
});
client.deleteFile("file.pdf", function(err, status, data) {});
client.deleteFolder("tmp", function(err, status, data) {});
If the folder is not empty, the deletion will fail; in this case status will be 503.
client.listFiles("docs", function(err, status, data) {
console.log(data);
});
Upyun limits file listing to 10000 entries at most, so use this function when files count exceeded.
client.checkFileExistence("test.txt", function(err, isExist) {
console.log("is exists:"+isExist);
});
Raw data from api is returned. In the future this will be parsed and returned as object (JSON?) for easier use.
To list files under root (bucket), pass null in as the first parameter:
client.listFiles(null, function(err, status, data) {});
getUsage reports bucket's space usage:
client.getUsage(function(err, status, data) {
console.log("bucket space used: " + data);
});
BUCKET=yourtestbucket USER=yourusername PASSWORD=yourpassword npm test
NOTE: yourtestbucket should exist and be empty. It's better to create a test only bucket for this.
* returned data is raw (binary)
upyun.com provides two auth methods: HTTP Basic Auth and Sign Auth. For the time being, node-upyun supports Sign Auth only.
* support HTTP Basic Auth
##LICENSE
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2012 James Chen
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