createDirectUpload method
Direct uploads allow users to upload images without API keys. A common place to use direct uploads is on web apps, client side applications, or on mobile devices where users upload content directly to Cloudflare Images. Method creates a draft record for a future image and returns upload URL and image identifier that can be used later to verify if image itself has been uploaded or not with the draft: true property in the image response.
Documentation: https://api.cloudflare.com/#cloudflare-images-create-authenticated-direct-upload-url-v2
Implementation
Future<CloudflareHTTPResponse<DataUploadDraft?>> createDirectUpload({
/// Indicates whether the image requires a signature token for the access
///
/// Default value: false
/// e.g: true
bool? requireSignedURLs,
/// User modifiable key-value store. Can use used for keeping references to
/// another system of record for managing images.
///
/// e.g: "{\"meta\": \"metaID\"}"
Map<String, dynamic>? metadata,
/// The date after upload will not be accepted.
///
/// Min value: Now + 2 minutes.
/// Max value: Now + 6 hours.
/// Default value: Now + 30 minutes.
/// e.g: "2021-01-02T02:20:00Z"
DateTime? expiry,
}) async {
assert(!isBasic, RestAPIService.authorizedRequestAssertMessage);
final response = await genericParseResponse(
service.createDirectUpload(
requireSignedURLs: requireSignedURLs,
metadata: metadata,
expiry: expiry?.toJson(),
),
dataType: DataUploadDraft(),
);
return response;
}