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Upload object part

Uploads a part of an object for multipart uploading

Function UploadObjectPart(Val Name, Val Bucket, Val BasicData, Val UploadID, Val PartNumber, Val Data, Val Headers = Undefined) Export

ParameterCLI optionTypeRequiredDescription
Name--nameString✔Name of the object in the bucket
Bucket--bucketString✔Name of the bucket to put the object
BasicData--basicStructure of KeyAndValue✔Basic request data. See GetBasicDataStructure
UploadID--uploadString✔Upload ID. See InitPartsUpload
PartNumber--partNumber, String✔Number of the object part from 1 to 10000
Data--contentBinaryData, String✔Part content for uploading
Headers--headersMap Of KeyAndValue✖Additional request headers, if necessary

Returns: Structure of KeyAndValue - serialized JSON response from storage


tip

Method at AWS documentation: UploadPart

This is a service method. A PutObject method is intended for the common scenario of files uploading

Parameters with Binary data type can also accept file paths on disk and URLs


1C:Enterprise/OneScript code example
    URL       = "storage-155.s3hoster.by";
    AccessKey = "BRN5RKJE67...";
    SecretKey = "NNhv+i9PrytpT8Tu0C1N...";
    Region    = "BTC";

    BasicData = OPI_S3.GetBasicDataStructure(URL, AccessKey, SecretKey, Region);

    Name   = "fileChunked.mp3";
    Bucket = "opi-gpbucket3";

    Entity = "https://api.athenaeum.digital/test_data/song.mp3"; // URL, Path or Binary Data
    Entity = OPI_Tools.Get(Entity);

    Result = OPI_S3.InitPartsUpload(Name, Bucket, BasicData);

    UploadID   = Result["response"]["InitiateMultipartUploadResult"]["UploadId"];
    TotalSize  = Entity.Size();
    ChunkSize  = 5242880;
    BytesRead  = 0;
    PartNumber = 1;

    DataReader   = New DataReader(Entity);
    SourceStream = DataReader.SourceStream();
    TagsArray    = New Array;

    WHile BytesRead < TotalSize Do

        CurrentReading = DataReader.Read(ChunkSize);
        CurrentData    = CurrentReading.GetBinaryData();

        If CurrentData.Size() = 0 Then
            Break;
        EndIf;

        Result = OPI_S3.UploadObjectPart(Name, Bucket, BasicData, UploadID, PartNumber,
            CurrentData);

        // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

        BytesRead = SourceStream.CurrentPosition();
        TagsArray.Add(Result["headers"]["Etag"]);

        PartNumber = PartNumber + 1;

    EndDo;

    Result = OPI_S3.FinishPartsUpload(Name, Bucket, BasicData, UploadID, TagsArray);
    # JSON data can also be passed as a path to a .json file
    
    oint s3 UploadObjectPart \
     --name "fileChunked.mp3" \
     --bucket "opi-gpbucket3" \
     --basic "{'URL':'storage-155.s3hoster.by','AccessKey':'***','SecretKey':'***','Region':'BTC','Service':'s3'}" \
     --upload "MDk2NGE5MDUtNDcxZS00ZDljLTkzYjMtODM5ZDM4NGMyMWVhLjEzODRlOTAxLTA1MDItNGU3ZS05YjMwLWY3NjVhNGYwODM4Zg" \
     --part 2 \
     --content "C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\qisxv3a0wfb.tmp"
Result
{
 "status": 200,
 "response": {},
 "headers": {
  "Accept-Ranges": "bytes",
  "Content-Length": "0",
  "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
  "Date": "Fri, 22 Nov 2024 10:12:18 GMT",
  "Etag": "\"566e2d464b39b91eb8b5d89fb9f1a318\"",
  "Server": "MinIO",
  "Strict-Transport-Security": "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains",
  "Vary": "Origin,Accept-Encoding",
  "X-Amz-Id-2": "057275ee0636b36a8256f409a6ff665de46bfaa1f0d5faf2d1b4f312e55c34fa",
  "X-Amz-Request-Id": "180A42B1B07D2379",
  "X-Content-Type-Options": "nosniff",
  "X-Xss-Protection": "1; mode=block"
 }
}