To download files:
https://upcdn.io/{accountId}/raw/{filePath}For example:
For private files: you must append ?auth=true to your URLs and have a valid JWT cookie (see: authorization). Alternatively, you can download private files using API keys like in the examples below.
To download files using code:
1curl "https://upcdn.io/{accountId}/raw/{filePath}" \2 -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"1Binary responseThe file's contents.
Your account ID.
This is visible on the settings page:
https://www.bytescale.com/dashboard/settings
Example: A623uY2
Type: String
Length: 7
In: Path
Required: Yes
Absolute path to a file. Begins with a /.
Example: /uploads/image.jpg
Type: String
Min Length: 1
Max Length: 512
In: Path
Required: Yes
Must be set when using JWT cookies to download private files.
Do not include this parameter otherwise.
Default: false
Type: Boolean
In: Querystring
Required: No
Specifies whether to cache the raw file in the Bytescale CDN.
Default: true
Type: Boolean
In: Querystring
Required: No
Specifies the maximum amount of time, in seconds, the file will be cached on the user's device and in the Bytescale CDN's edge cache.
Default: Please refer to your account's default cache settings in the Bytescale Dashboard.
Type: Number
In: Querystring
Required: No
Forces the browser to display a download prompt for the file, instead of displaying the file in the browser.
When set to true, the Bytescale CDN will add a content-disposition: attachment header to the HTTP response.
Example: ?download=true
Type: Boolean
In: Querystring
Required: No
Downloads the latest version of your file (if you have overwritten it) when added to the URL with a unique value.
The value of the version parameter can be anything, e.g. an incremental number, a timestamp, etc.
You only need to provide and update this value if/when you overwrite your file.
Example: ?version=1
Type: String
In: Querystring
Required: No
Add one of these Authorization header values to your request:
•Option 1: prefix "Bearer " to your API key. The result is your Authorization header value.
•Option 2: use HTTP basic authorization, specifying apikey as your username, and your API key as your password.
Type: String
In: Header
Required: No
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