voplica.types.file.upload
The protobuf package voplica.types.file.upload: 0 services, 2 messages and 3 enums, defined in voplica/types/file/upload/file_upload.proto.
Messages
Section titled “Messages”FileUploadInfo
Section titled “FileUploadInfo”| Field | Number | Type | Label | Description |
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| file_id | 1 | string |
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| file_size | 2 | int64 |
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| uploaded_bytes | 3 | int64 |
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| status | 4 | FileUploadStatus | ||
| file_type | 5 | voplica.types.base.FileType | ||
| mime_type | 6 | voplica.types.base.MimeType | ||
| created_at | 7 | int64 |
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| upload_expires_at | 8 | int64 |
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| owner_id | 9 | string |
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| chunk_size | 10 | int64 |
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| upload_type | 11 | FileUploadType | ||
| file_name | 12 | string |
optional | Optional initial file name used for file upload (example: hello.png) |
| message | 13 | string |
optional | Optional error message |
| asset_id | 14 | string |
optional | Default asset id of the uploaded file Usable only if FileUploadStatus is COMPLETED |
| asset_type | 15 | voplica.types.base.AssetType | optional | |
| purpose | 16 | FileUploadPurpose | Why the file was uploaded. Controls visibility in “My Files” + cleanup eligibility. Defaults to PRIMARY (normal, visible, permanent). |
FileUploadStartedInfo
Section titled “FileUploadStartedInfo”| Field | Number | Type | Label | Description |
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| file_id | 1 | string |
ID of the file upload process | |
| upload_expired_at | 2 | int64 |
If the file is not uploaded till this time - it will be automatically discarded. Quota is not released for discarded files. | |
| chunk_size | 3 | int64 |
Minimum amount of bytes that must be sent in a single request, except the last chunk. Last chunk can be smaller than the chunkSize. We must always send full chunks. Chunks cannot be sent partially. We can send multiple chunks together (including all chunks in a single request). Example: fileSize = 1024 bytes chunkSize = 100 bytes We can send next requests: Request 1 - /upload - offset: 0, content-length: 500 (i.e. 5 chunks) Request 2 - /upload - offset: 500, content length: 524 (i.e. 6 chunks. Notice the last chunks is smaller - which is fine). Wrong! - /upload - offset: 0, content-length: 524 - this will fail because 6th chunk is not complete and it’s not the last chunk. | |
| upload_type | 4 | FileUploadType |
FileUploadPurpose
Section titled “FileUploadPurpose”| Name | Number | Description |
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| FILE_UPLOAD_PURPOSE_UNSPECIFIED | 0 | |
| PRIMARY | 1 | Normal, user-visible, permanent upload. This is the default for all regular user uploads (documents, generation reference images, etc.). |
| SUPPORTING_METADATA | 2 | A transient file acting like metadata for some job. It is hidden from “My Files” and eligible for cleanup. For example, inpainting/editing mask image (the Editor “Dream” flow). It is uploaded only so generation workflows can resolve it as InpaintParams.mask_image; |
FileUploadStatus
Section titled “FileUploadStatus”| Name | Number | Description |
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| FILE_UPLOAD_STATUS_UNSPECIFIED | 0 | |
| UPLOADING | 1 | File upload was initialized and the file transfer is in progress. |
| PROCESSING | 2 | The file was successfully uploaded and is now being processed. I.e. the file is being converted, indexed, or otherwise prepared for use. |
| COMPLETED | 3 | The file upload and processing were completed successfully. The file is now available for use. |
| FAILED | 4 | The file upload or processing failed. The file is not available for use, and an error message may be provided. |
| CANCELLED | 5 | The file upload was canceled by the user or the system. Usually occurs when the user decides to stop the upload before it is completed, or the system determines that the upload is expired or invalid. The file is not available for use, and no further processing will occur. |
FileUploadType
Section titled “FileUploadType”| Name | Number | Description |
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| FILE_UPLOAD_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED | 0 | |
| SIMPLE | 1 | SIMPLE type refers to cases when the file is uploaded in a single request. Only small files can be uploaded in a single request. |
| MULTIPART | 2 | MULTIPART type refers to cases when the file is uploaded in multiple requests (chunked upload) |