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send-anywhere
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A sweet layer on top of Send-Anywhere API to use it with node.js
npm install send-anywhere
You can get the API key by requesting it from Send-Anywhere team.
var config = {
API_KEY : "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" ,
PROFILE_NAME : 'YYYYYY'
};
var sa = require('./index.js')(config);
sa.sendFile('package.json' , function(err , details){
console.log(details);
} , function(err , completedObj){
console.log(completedObj);
});
detailsCallback - Use this to fetch the details that are required for receiving the file. check out details object for further information.completedCallback - Use this to execute something after the transfer of file is complete.sa.receiveAsData(KEY ,function(err , data , reponse){
console.log(data);
console.log(response); //contains headers and other meta data
});
Use the err objects in the callback to handle errors. err has two objects err.error and err.response. In case you would want to dig deep on your errors , a knowledge about this may come handy.
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A sweet layer on top of Send-Anywhere API to use it with node.js
We found that send-anywhere 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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