File upload to temporary storage.
To upload a file, you need to generate a UUID and pass it as the hash request parameter. This will serve as the identifier of the file body.
You can upload a file either entirely or in parts. To upload it as a whole, provide theContent-Range header with the value bytes 0-[size]/[size] (for example, bytes 0-1000/1000).
For multipart upload, the file must be split into chunks. All chunks, except for the last one, must be of equal size. The chunk size must be at least 5 MB (5 242 880 bytes) and no more than 5 GB (5 368 709 120 bytes). The last chunk can be of any size.
To inform the server which chunk is being uploaded, include the Content-Range header in the request. The header follows this format: bytes [range-start]-[range-end]/[size]. For example, when uploading a file of 7 MB, you need the following headers: bytes 0-5242880/7340032 for the first 5 MB chunk and bytes 5242880-7340032/7340032 for the remaining part.

Requirements:

TheContent-Type headrer must be application/octet-stream.
The request body must contain the binary data of the file.
After uploading, the file must be initialized within 60 minutes (otherwise, it will be deleted).

Initialization methods:

1. Move to directory via /pub/v1/disk/file/move
   
2. Save in app:
   - Create an app: /pub/v1/app/{namespace}/{code}/create
   - Update an app: /pub/v1/app/{namespace}/{code}/{id}/update
   Example request body for initialization:
   {"context":{"__file":[{"name": "example.txt", "hash": "131141f6-0d89-4316-a8f1-bc816f0672ef"}]}}
   

Request

POST /pub/v1/disk/file/upload

Query parameters

Form parameters

Authorization

This request requires the use of one of following authorisation methods: API key

Response

The following HTTP status codes may be returned: