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== Retrieve VRE Folder == | == Retrieve VRE Folder == |
Revision as of 12:29, 22 February 2019
Overview
The StorageHub APIs components provide a simple access to StorageHub service.
It is conceived to support both Java and REST-based calls.
Dependencies
Maven coordinates
<dependency> <groupId>org.gcube.common</groupId> <artifactId>storagehub-client-library</artifactId> <version>[1.0.0,2.0.0)</version> </dependency>
Key features
Users must use the personal token to access the REST interface. They can access just their own files and the folders shared with them.
StorageHub REST interface supports the following operations:
- Retrieve WS: to retrieve the user Workspace;
- Folder Listing: to list the content of a folder;
- Retrieve VRE Folder: to retrieve the VREFolder related to the token;
- Find: to find a file or a folder by name or pattern;
- Delete: to remove a file or a folder (including subfolders);
- Download: to download a file or a folder in ZIP format;
- Get Public Link: to get a public link of a file;
- Create Folder: to create a folder in the given parent folder;
- Unzip: to upload a zip file in a specific folder;
- Upload file: to upload a file in a folder.
- Versions: to get a specific version of a file;
API
Retrieve Workspace
Returns the Item representing the workspace of the user retrieved by the token used for the call.
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FolderContainer rootContianer = shc.getWSRoot()
REST API
GET /workspace/?gcube-token={user-token}
responses
200 The workspace root item (in json format) is returned.
500 The error is specified in the body of the response message
Get Item ById
Java
String theId = {itemIdentifier} // the identifier of the item ItemManagerClient client = AbstractPlugin.item().build(); Item theItem = client.get(theId, "hl:accounting");
List Item Versions, Get Item Version
Java
import org.gcube.common.storagehub.client.dsl.FileContainer; import org.gcube.common.storagehub.client.dsl.StorageHubClient; import org.gcube.common.storagehub.model.items.Item; import org.gcube.common.storagehub.model.service.Version; ... String theId = {itemIdentifier} // the identifier of the item StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FileContainer fileContainer = shc.open(theId).asFile(); List<Version> fileVersions = fileContainer.getVersions(); //to download a version fileContainer.downloadSpecificVersion(versionName)
Folder Listing
Returns the content of a Folder
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FolderContainer folderContainer = shc.open("{folderIdentifier}").asFolder(); List<? extends Item> items = folderContainer.list().getItems();
REST API
GET /workspace/items/{itemIdentifier}/?gcube-token={userToken}
parameters
{itemIdentifier} the identifier of the item to list the content
responses
200 the list of the Items (in JSON format)
500 The error is specified in the body of the response message
Find
Find a file or a folder by name or pattern;
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FolderContainer fc = shc.getWSRoot(); //"namePattern" can be a simple test to look for (e.g. "foo" will either return 1 Item if foo exists or null if nothing is named foo) //Or you can use the * operator (e.g. "foo*") which will return anything starting with foo. List<? extends Item> theHits = fc.findByName("namePattern").getItems();
Retrieve VRE Folder
Return the Item representing the root of the VRE folder related to the user token.
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FolderContainer rootContainer = shc.openVREFolder();
REST API
GET /workspace/vrefolder?gcube-token={user-token}
responses
200 The VRE folder root item (in json format) is returned.
500 The error is specified in the body of the response message
Create Folder
Creates a new folder under another folder (specified by its id)
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FolderContainer root = shc.getWSRoot(); //Creating the folder on the root workspace folder root.newFolder("name", "description");
REST API
POST /workspace/items/{destiantion-folder-id}/create/FOLDER?gcube-token={user-token} - FormParameters: {String name, String description, boolean hidden}
responses
200 The Folder item identifier is returned.
500 The error is specified in the body of the response message
Upload File
Creates a new file under a folder (specified by its id)
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); FolderContainer root = shc.getWSRoot(); //Creating the folder on the root workspace folder FileContainer file = null; try(InputStream is = new FileInputStream(new File("{file-to-upload}"))){ file = root.uploadFile(is, "name", "description"); } catch (Exception e) { //print the error }
REST API
POST /workspace/items/{destination-folder-id}/create/FILE?gcube-token={user-token} - MultipartFormData: {String name, String description, File file}
GEt Public Url of a File
Returns the public URL of a file
Java
StorageHubClient shc = new StorageHubClient(); shc.open({item-id}).asFile().getPublicLink(); //returns the public link for a specific version of the file shc.open({item-id}).asFile().getPublicLink({file-version});
REST API
GET /workspace/items/{item-id}/publiclink?gcube-token={user-token}&version={file-version} //version is optional
responses
200 The public URL is returned.
500 The error is specified in the body of the response message
DataMiner and SAI Interactions
Algorithms created in SAI and executed by DataMiner can interact with StorageHub through the StorageHub REST APIs. Here are some examples: