sasctl.services.files#
- class sasctl._services.files.Files[source]#
- Bases: - Service- The Files API provides persistence and retrieval of files, such as documents, attachments, and reports. - The file can be associated with the URI of another identifiable object (for example, a parentUri). Every file must have an assigned content type and name. Files can be retrieved individually by using the file’s identifier or as a list of files by using a parentUri. Each file has its content stream associated with it. After creation, the metadata that is associated with the file or the actual content can be updated. A single file can be deleted by using a specific ID. Multiple files can be deleted by specifying a parentUri. A file can be uploaded via raw request or multipart form request. - classmethod create_file(file, folder=None, filename=None, expiration=None)[source]#
- Create a new file on the server by uploading a local file. - Parameters:
- file (str, pathlib.Path, or BinaryIO) – Path to the file to upload or a file-like object. 
- folder (str or dict, optional) – Name or folder information as returned by - get_folder().
- filename (str, optional) – Name to assign to the uploaded file. Defaults to the filename if file is a path, otherwise required. 
- expiration (datetime.datetime, optional) – A timestamp that indicates when to expire the file. Defaults to no expiration. 
 
- Returns:
- RestObj – A dictionary containing the file attributes. 
 
 - classmethod delete_file(item)#
- Delete a file instance. - Parameters:
- item 
- Returns:
- None 
 
 - classmethod get_file(item, refresh=False)#
- Return a file instance. - Parameters:
- Returns:
- RestObj or None – A dictionary containing the file attributes or None. 
 - Notes - If item is a complete representation of the file it will be returned unless refresh is set. This prevents unnecessary REST calls when data is already available on the client. 
 - classmethod get_file_content(file)[source]#
- Download the contents of a file. - Parameters:
- file (str or dict, optional) – Name or file information as returned by - get_file().
- Returns:
- str – content