File upload

The HTTP method to use:

• POST

• PUT

The protocol to use:

• HTTP

• SFTP

Specify any additional query parameters to include as key and value pairs.

For example: {"name":"something-urgent"} turns into the query parameter ?name=something-urgent&....

This input is used for multipart uploads. It contains additional properties to send alongside the file contents. If your integration requires an order for the file request body properties, this input represents the first portion. The required details for this input vary from one integration to another.

Some examples of data that can be sent include the following:

• File name.

• File description.

• Upload location.

If your integration doesn't require headers for the request body, use the key and value pairs format.

Example format for https://developer.box.com/reference/post-files-content/:

{
	"your_key_name": "content"
}

Example format that requires specifying headers for https://developers.google.com/workspace/drive/api/guides/manage-uploads:

{
	"your_key_name":{
		"headers": object,
		"content": string,
	}
}

This property is used for multipart upload requests. It's required if you use the File Metadata input. This input requires at least one property with the key "name" . The value can be empty. Other details for this input vary from one integration to another. If your integration requires an order for file request properties, this input represents the second option.

Some examples of data that can be sent include the following:

• File name.

• File type.

• File contents.

Example format for https://developer.box.com/reference/post-files-content/:

{
	"name": {integration_field_name},
	"params": {
		"filename": "{filename}"
	},
	"headers": object (if required)
}

Example format for https://developers.google.com/workspace/drive/api/guides/manage-uploads:

{
	"name": {integration_field_name},
	"headers": object (if required)
}

The data returned from your selected HTTP request.

For example, the data from a GET request.