Multipart Upload
Upload a file from the Workflows file system to a web service, using HTTP or HTTPS, using multipart form-data.
You may need to obtain the required input field data from a third-party service.
The output depends on the response from the service. To access a particular response properly, create an output with the same name as the key in the response object.
File functions don't support shareable links such as those from Box, OneDrive, or Google Drive.
Options
| Field | Definition | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use Custom File Parameters | Indicates whether to use custom file parameters | Dropdown | TRUE |
Input
| Field | Definition | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| File | |||
| File Content | ID of the file contents. | File | TRUE |
| File Name | Name of the file, including an extension. | String | FALSE |
| Http | |||
| URL | URL of the request, including the protocol http:// or https://. | String | FALSE |
| Method | HTTP method to use (PUT or POST). |
Dropdown | FALSE |
| Headers | User-created fields that define headers to use in the file request. | Object | FALSE |
| Data | |||
| Input | File attributes of the file, such as file ID and file name. | String | FALSE |
Output
| Field | Definition | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Parsed response body for JSON properties or values. | String |
| Raw Body | ||
| body | Raw response body passed at runtime. | String |
Example
Upload a file to Box.
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In the Use Custom File Parameter dropdown, select
No. This option allows you to specify one or more custom inputs and define their names. The values can be passed at runtime, and these properties and values are included in the multipart body of the message. -
Drag the File Content field output from a Download card to the Multipart Upload card's File Content field.
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Drag the File Name field output from a Download card to the Multipart Upload card's File Name field.
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Add a URL as the destination of the uploaded file.
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In the URL input, include the http:// or https:// part and any query string parameters.
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From the Method dropdown, select
POST. -
Pass an authorization bearer token as a header into the Header field. For example, add a header Authorization: Bearer my-token by adding an authorization key to the Headers section and setting its value to Bearer my-token. You can also set Content-type: application/image similarly.
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In the Data section, create a field and name it
attributes. -
Pass a JSON object that supplies the attributes of the file (folder ID and file name). The file must already be in the Workflows file system. For example: { "parent": { "id": "108297462713" }, "name": "humans.txt" }