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The following includes the details of how to interface with the upload records through the API.
Note: Only upload records created by oneself are visible, unless you are an Admin (Help:Users).
Record field format
| Name | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
id | integer | >0 |
uploader_id | integer | >0 |
source | string | |
referer_url | string | |
media_asset_count | integer | |
status | string | |
error | string or null | |
created_at | timestamp | |
updated_at | timestamp |
Associated attributes
| Name | Type | Number | Availability | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
uploader | user | single | required | |
upload_media_assets | upload media asset | multiple | required | |
media_assets | media asset | multiple | required | |
posts | post | multiple | optional |
Nomenclature
- Plural form: "uploads"
- Used in the URL pathname
- Singular form: "upload"
- Used for write parameters (Help:API Write Requests)
- Versions: none
Actions
These are the various actions that can be done with upload records.
Index
| HTTP Method | GET |
| Base URL | /uploads.json |
| Type | read request |
| Description | The default order is ID descending |
Search attributes
All of the following are standard attributes with all of their available formats and qualifiers.
- Number syntax
idmedia_asset_countcreated_atupdated_at- Text syntax
statussourcereferer_url- Post syntax
post- User syntax
uploader- Chaining syntax
media_assetsupload_media_assets
Special search parameters
is_posted- Whether to show uploads that have a post or not (Help:Boolean syntax).
Show
| HTTP Method | GET |
| Base URL | /uploads/$id.json |
| Type | read request |
| Description | $id is the upload ID |
Create
| HTTP Method | POST |
| Base URL | /uploads.json |
| Type | write request |
Create parameters
- Mandatory: One of these values must be present.
sourcefiles(array file format)- Optional:
referer_url
See also
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