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This Python package is a wrapper for the file.io Restful API, allowing for easy 'uploading' and 'downloading' of files and retrieval of account information, such as storage usage and other relevant metrics.
File.io is a cloud storage service that allows users to easily upload files, share them via links, and automatically delete them after download or within a set time period for added security. By default, the service is configured to delete files after they have been downloaded once.
Method | Auth? | Restful API | fileio_wrapper |
---|---|---|---|
Upload | Optional | POST / | Fileio.upload() fileio.upload |
Download | Optional | GET /{key} | Fileio.download fileio.download |
List Files | Required | GET / | fileio.list |
Account Information | Required | GET /me | fileio.me |
Update All | Required | PUT /{key} | fileio.update(mode='replace_all') |
Update Parital | Required | PATCH /{key} | fileio.update(mode='replace_partial') |
Delete | Required | DELETE /{key} | fileio.delete |
pip install fileio-wrapper
Import Example:
from fileio_wrapper import Fileio
Some methods in this service do not require authentication, which means that you can upload or download files without needing to authenticate.
Authentication Declaration:
Fileio(api_key)
Authentication Example:
- To generate your API key for file.io, go to https://www.file.io/account/apikeys
- To authenticate a Fileio instance, include the necessary credentials during construction
fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' fileio = Fileio(fileio_api_key)
Uploading files to file.io is easy and can be done without authentication. However, if you authenticate with the service, you can manage your uploaded files and have access to greater storage capacity by purchasing a paid plan.
Upload Declaration:
Fileio.upload(file[, expires][, max_downloads][, auto_delete]) fileio.upload(file[, expires][, max_downloads][, auto_delete])
Upload Parameter
Parameter Description Default Value Free Account Limit file
The filepath of the file to upload expires
The expiration date of the uploaded file 14 days 1 year max_downloads
The maximum number of times the file can be downloaded 1 1 auto_delete
Whether to delete the file when it expires or has reached the maximum number of downloads True
True
Upload Example:
from datetime import datetime, timedelta from fileio_wrapper import Fileio fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' filepath = './file.txt' # Uploade files without authentication # > The expiration date cannot be more than one year # > Both max downloads and auto_delete are unnecessary and cannot be changed Fileio.upload(filepath) Fileio.upload(filepath, expires="20221231T235959") # Uploade files with authentication fileio = Fileio(fileio_api_key) fileio.upload(filepath) # Default: expires='14d', max_downloads=1, auto_delete=True fileio.upload(filepath, expires=None) # The file never expires (requires a paid plan). fileio.upload(filepath, expires="10m") # Expiration time specified in a count-down format "^[1-9][\d]*[y|Q|M|w|d|h|m|s]$". fileio.upload(filepath, expires="20221231T235959") # Expiration time specified in ISO 8601 format. fileio.upload(filepath, expires=datetime(2023, 1, 1)) # Expiration time specified as a datetime object. fileio.upload(filepath, expires=timedelta(seconds=60000)) # Expiration time specified as a timedelta object from now. fileio.upload(filepath, max_downloads=None) # No limit on the number of times the file can be downloaded (requires a paid plan). fileio.upload(filepath, max_downloads=10) # The file can be downloaded up to 10 times (requires a paid plan). fileio.upload(filepath, auto_delete=True) # The file will not be automatically deleted after it expires or reaches max_downloads (requires a paid plan). # The response is a dictionary containing information about the uploaded file. resp = fileio.upload(filepath) success = resp['success'] # True if upload was successful status = resp['status'] # HTTP status code key = resp['key'] # ID of uploaded file link = resp['link'] # Link to file (not a direct link)
You can download the file from file.io without authentication. Notice that each file can only be downloaded once by default and will be automatically deleted afterwards, regardless of whether you authenticate or not. The maximum number of downloads allowed for a file is determined by the uploader, and can be increased with a paid account.
Download Declaration:
Fileio.download(key[, file]) fileio.download(key[, file])
Download Parameter
Parameter Description Default key
Identity of uploaded file file
Filepath of file to download None
Download Example:
from fileio_wrapper import Fileio fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' key = 'ZDu1og7rOkJq' # Download without Authentication Fileio.download(key) # Download with Authentication # > Assuming the uploaded file is named "original_name.txt" fileio = Fileio(fileio_api_key) fileio.downlaod(key) # Raw-Byte in key 'content' fileio.downlaod(key, '') # Raw-Byte in key 'content' fileio.download(key, "folder") # Download to ./filder/original_name.txt fileio.download(key, "assigned_name.txt") # Download to ./assigned_name.txt # Response is dict of downloaded file information if file parameter is assigned. resp = fileio.download(key, "folder") success = resp['success'] # True if upload was successful status = resp['status'] # HTTP status code key = resp['key'] # ID of uploaded file path = resp['path'] # Directory of downloaded file located name = resp['name'] # Filename of Downloaded file
List File in an account. Authenticate is needed to call the method.
List Declaration:
fileio.list([search][, sort][, offset][, limit])
List Parameter
Parameter Description Default search
Filter filename
(Can't search other field)None
sort
Sort on specific field None
offset
Return start index None
limit
Max returned item None
List Example:
from fileio_wrapper import Fileio fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' fileio = Fileio(fileio_api_key) # List all items in the account fileio.list() # List items with filename containing 'txt' fileio.list(search='txt') # List items and sort by size fileio.list(sort='size') # List items starting from the fourth element fileio.list(offset=3) # List at most 5 items fileio.list(limit=5) # If the 'file' parameter is assigned, the response is a dictionary of information for the downloaded file resp = fileio.list() for item in resp['nodes']: key = item['key'] # Identity of the file link = item['link'] # Link to the file (this is not a direct link) name = item['name'] # Name of the file size = item['size'] # Size of the file in bytes
Retrive Account Information, such as account plan level and restriction. Authenticate is needed to call the method.
Me Declaration
fileio.me()
Me Example
from fileio_wrapper import Fileio fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' # Get account information with authentication fileio = Fileio(fileio_api_key) resp = fileio.me() # Extract account details from response storage_limit = resp['maxStorageBytes'] # Maximum storage limit in bytes storage_used = resp['usedStorageBytes'] # Amount of storage used in bytes can_get_direct_url = resp['directDownload'] # Whether direct download URLs are available (0 for free accounts) rate_limit = resp['rateLimit'] # Maximum number of API calls allowed per second
Update an uploaded file by providing its key and modifying its attributes, such as the expiration date, maximum number of downloads, or even the file itself associated with the key. Authenticate is needed to call the method.
Update Declaration:
fileio.update(key[, file][, expires][, max_downloads][, auto_delete][, mode='replace_partial']) fileio.update(key, file[, expires][, max_downloads][, auto_delete], mode='replace_all')
Update Parameter
Parameter Description Default Value Free Account Limit key
Identity of uploaded file file
The filepath of the file to upload expires
The expiration date of the uploaded file 14 days 1 year max_downloads
The maximum number of times the file can be downloaded 1 1 auto_delete
Whether to delete the file when it expires or has reached the maximum number of downloads True
True
mode
'replace_partial'
or 'replace_all''replace_partial' Update Example:
from datetime import datetime, timedelta from fileio_wrapper import Fileio fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' filepath = './file.txt' fileio = Fileio(fileio_api_key) # Update file to another only fileio.update(key, file=filepath) fileio.update(key, file=filepath, mode='replace_partial') ## Update expiration date only fileio.upload(key, expires=None) # The file never expires (requires a paid plan). fileio.upload(key, expires="10m") # Expiration time specified in a count-down format "^[1-9][\d]*[y|Q|M|w|d|h|m|s]$". fileio.upload(key, expires="20221231T235959") # Expiration time specified in ISO 8601 format. fileio.upload(key, expires=datetime(2023, 1, 1)) # Expiration time specified as a datetime object. fileio.upload(key, expires=timedelta(seconds=60000)) # Expiration time specified as a timedelta object from now. ## Update max_downloads or auto_delete only fileio.upload(key, max_downloads=None) # No limit on the number of times the file can be downloaded (requires a paid plan). fileio.upload(key, max_downloads=10) # The file can be downloaded up to 10 times (requires a paid plan). fileio.upload(key, auto_delete=True) # The file will not be automatically deleted after it expires or reaches max_downloads (requires a paid plan). # Update all fields at once. # If a field is not assigned a value, the default value will be used. fileio.update(key, file=filepath, mode='replace_all') # Default: expires='14d', max_downloads=1, auto_delete=True fileio.update(key, max_download=1) # The API returned an error response. Since this mode requires updating all fields, the file parameter is mandatory. # Response is dict of uploaded file information after update resp = fileio.update(filepath) success = resp['success'] # True if upload was successful status = resp['status'] # HTTP status code key = resp['key'] # ID of uploaded file link = resp['link'] # Link to file (not a direct link)
Delete Declaration:
fileio.delete(key)
Delete Parameter
Parameter Description key
Identity of uploaded file Delete Example
from fileio_wrapper import Fileio fileio_api_key = 'XXXXXXX.XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX' key = 'ZDu1og7rOkJq' # Delete files with authentication fileio.delete(key)
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2023 Chumicat
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Python wrapper for the online file sharing service file.io
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