btw i am able to do PUT using fs.readFile but i don't want to load each
file into memory.
is my api suppose to support streaming or should this piping approach works
with any server?
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great. it works for simple string -
body: 'I am an attachment'
now I want to stream a file.
I am trying to pipe the readable stream of my file into the put request:
file =
fs.createReadStream('test-file').pipe(request.put('http://api.my-server.com:3000/test.foo/test-7));
and it looks fine (noth
On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 7:53 PM, josh wrote:
> I try to make an HTTP PUT to an API. this endpoint allow sending a file and
> it saves it somewhere for later retrieval.
If you want to simply upload a file, you don't want to be making a
multipart request, which is what your Node code is doing. Ins
I try to make an HTTP PUT to an API. this endpoint allow sending a file
and it saves it somewhere for later retrieval.
Here is the way I do it (successfully) with curl:
curl -sSf -T file1 http://api.my-server/file1 (PUT)andcurl -O -L
http://api.my-server/file1 (GET)
Here is a verbose
