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sand-google-storage
Advanced tools
| name | description |
|---|---|
| bucket | The name of the main bucket |
| tmpBucket | The name of the temporary bucket |
const storage = require('sand-googled-storage');
new Sand()
.use(storage)
.start();
// Read a file from google storage
sand.storage.bucket().file('myFile.jpg').createReadStream();
// Write a file to google storage
sand.storage.bucket().file('myFile.jpg').createWriteStream();
Methods that are attached to sand.storage
Returns a new Storage Object
Set the bucket or use the default set in the config. Returns a new Storage Object
Set the tmp bucket or use the default set in the config. Returns a new Storage Object
Set the file path to a file for uploading or reading. Returns a new Storaged Object
Methods that are on the Storage Object
Returns a new read stream to download file
Returns a new write stream to upload file
Download a file into memory or a file with passed in options.destination
Delete Files that matched query Some Options
Delete file at path in current bucket
Delete the current file in the current bucket
FAQs
Fetch / Upload images to google cloud storage
We found that sand-google-storage demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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