Create Files

Use this API to create files (via contents of the file) in the drive

Request Body — REQUIRED
askribeKey string Your secret Askribe key. Can be obtained from your org's settings dashboard
driveId string The id of your drive. It looks like RLXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. This can be found on your drive dashboard.
parentId string The id of the parent folder where you want to upload the files. If you want to upload the files in the root directory, send null.
files object[] List of files to be created in the specified drive. name string Name of the file description string Description of the file fileContents string Contents of the file to be created. mimeType string Mime type of the file

Responses

200 Returns the newly created files Schema — OPTIONAL isSuccess boolean — OPTIONAL data object[] — OPTIONAL name string — OPTIONAL Name of the item description string — OPTIONAL Description of the item resourceId string — OPTIONAL The id of the item. It looks like RLIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX driveId string — OPTIONAL The id of your drive. It looks like RLXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX resourceType string — OPTIONAL Possible values: [FILE, FOLDER] FILE or FOLDER storageUrl string — OPTIONAL URL of the storage location of the item size int64 — OPTIONAL Size of the item in bytes mimeType string — OPTIONAL Mime type of the item, e.g., application/pdf, image/png parentFolderId string — OPTIONAL Parent folder id. createdAt int64 — OPTIONAL Timestamp when the item was created updatedAt int64 — OPTIONAL Timestamp when the item was last updated isDeleted boolean — OPTIONAL Boolean indicating if the item is present in trash isExplicitlyDeleted boolean — OPTIONAL Boolean indicating if the item was explicitly deleted by the user. Useful to distinguish whether an item was deleted directly or via its ancestor folder. tags string[] — OPTIONAL List of tag ids associated with the item pathById string — OPTIONAL Path of the item in the drive via ids pathByName string — OPTIONAL Path of the item in the drive via names fileContents string — OPTIONAL Contents of the file if the file is a text file. This field will only be populated for read files errorMessage string — OPTIONAL customError object — OPTIONAL