Wondering if any planned updates/releases for this? I’d really like to utilize S3 to store files, as Heroku doesn’t have a local file system - so the only option is to use an API to send files to S3, but this isn’t possible.
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I need this for S3 pretty urgently now… And S3 seems to be topping the poll!
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@George is it possible to do that now with the new version?
I have seen the S3 Connector, but I do not know if I have to use that somehow or the feature has not been implemented yet.
Thank you.
Nope. That is a connector for AWS S3 and providers with S3 compatible APIs like Digital Ocean.
If the API you are working with is compatible with S3 you might have a chance.
I am still wondering why has this feature not been implemented, since 2019 we are already in 2024.
Postman, for example, allows to select the key type either as text or as a file as shown in the screenshot below:
You can use this extension:
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Thanks @jellederijke for the info. This is exactly what I was looking for. I have been uploading files to external APIs manually using JavaScript fetch. I still wonder why the Wappler Team has not implemented this solution into the core server action API module.
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Just now finding myself needing this as well. Trying to upload an image to Square API. I'll have a look at the extension. Thanks @jellederijke
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Unfortunately I need what the standard API action has where I can enter in the JSON data in order to create an image object using square API cause the JSON is nested.
{
"idempotency_key": "7ee7655a-8d0b-4438-a6ad-2221a6ff0090",
"image": {
"id": "#image",
"type": "IMAGE",
"image_data": {
"caption": "caption",
"name": "name"
},
"present_at_all_locations": true
},
"is_primary": true
}
Great extension though.
I need this too. Documents must be uploaded to One Drive Business. I found this:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/onedrive-api
While this feature request is not happening, what path should I follow with the above npm? What would be the best implementation practice? If anyone has already integrated with One Drive and can help.
And here is my vote.
I don't understand what is not possible here. Can you eleborate, @TwitchBlade ? I only have experience in either transmitting the file as binary or as base64 string.
In either case, I think it should be fairly easy to edit this Extension to fit your situation.