This operation allows you to see every file that has been uploaded to the Project specified by the API key used in the request.
The response will include metadata about each file, such as the file ID, name, size, and type.
We use cursor-based pagination to return the files in pages. A page has the following fields:
items
: An array of file metadata, each containing the fields described below.has_more
: A boolean indicating whether there are more files available beyond the current page.next_cursor
: A base64-encoded cursor for the next page of results. If has_more
is false
, this field will be null
.prev_cursor
: A base64-encoded cursor for the previous page of results. If this is the first page, this field will be null
.Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>
, where <token>
is your auth token.
Optional cursor for pagination.
This is a base64-encoded string representing a timestamp. It is used to paginate through the results.
Direction of pagination.
This can be either next
or prev
.
next
means to get the next page of results,
while prev
means to get the previous page of results.
next
, prev
Optional limit for the number of results to return.
This is a positive integer that specifies the maximum number of results to return. If not provided, a default value will be used.
x >= 0
Optional file name to filter results by.
This is a case-sensitive substring that will be matched against the file names.
If provided, only files with names containing this substring will be returned.
The date and time after which the parse operation was created.
The date should be in RFC3339 format.
The date and time before which the parse operation was created.
The date should be in RFC3339 format.
List of files
The response is of type object
.