Asked by troy on August 19, 2025
Can I upload files via the API and what is the required structure? Will a curl command like the example work?
Answered by Twidget
When uploading files with curl use the --form parameter. Example:
curl --location 'http://f343f.twidget.io/files/single' \ --form 'single=@"/OneDrive/Pictures/image.jpg"' \ --form 'path="/folder/file.png"'
This uses multipart/form-data to send the file.
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