[SOLVED] Storage Question

That's meant for Appwrite 1.4 so it might not be a good idea to use that

the console doesn't show it, how can I see that?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2923858/how-to-print-a-stack-trace-in-node-js

I understand which one do you recommend to use with appwrite cloud?

Appwrite cloud is on 1.1.2. You should read the readme for the SDK to see what version that version of the SDK is for

change my appwrite version to "node-appwrite": "^8.2.0" and i think i manage to show the stack trace:

i think is the line 185 of the code, which is the storage.createFile() function

So node SDK version 8.2.0...you need to pass InputFile to create file

What is response.body? What type?

A buffer?

the response.body is a json string that looks like this:

Is that what you were referring to?

So file.write(response.body) writes JSON to the file?

oh no the axios response.body is different, it looks like this in the console:

its looks like binary data of the file

Could you maybe log typeof response.body?

If you're using axios, I think you can get the response as a stream: https://masteringjs.io/tutorials/axios/response-body

Then, you'd use InputFile.fromStream() https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-for-node/blob/6cb6f1c32f319a026c4aa8b7f8278bd891b259bf/lib/inputFile.js#L29

thank you steven, I'll take a look about this

i was looking more into the appwrite docs and does the InputFile thing is it mandatory in order to work right?

It now works and the files are uploaded

the only thing is that it takes a long time and the timeout is executed earlier and raising it too much I don't think is a good idea, I will look for a way to optimize this function so that it doesn't take so long

for now thank you very much steven

where are you located?

[SOLVED] Storage Question