file:upload
Uploads files from your project to your account.
Syntax
suitecloud file:upload [--paths "/SuiteScripts/File.js"]
Options
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Option |
Required / Optional |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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-i or --interactive |
Optional |
Runs the command in interactive mode. |
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--paths |
Optional |
Specifies the File Cabinet paths of the files you want to upload. To upload multiple files, add a space between each path and wrap the whole argument in double quotes. For example: |
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-h or --help |
Optional |
Prints the help for this command. |
Interactive Example
Here's a command that uploads files from your current project to your account using the interactive mode:
suitecloud file:upload -i
Before you run the command, you'll be prompted with these questions for a SuiteApp:
Select the folder from where you want to upload files to the File Cabinet: > \SuiteScripts \Templates (Restriced Folder) \Templates\E-mail Templates (No Files) \Templates\Marketing Templates (No Files) \Web Site Hosting Files (No Files)
Select the files you want to upload to the File Cabinet: (*) /SuiteScripts/myFile.js ( ) /SuiteScripts/myOtherFile.js (*) /SuiteScripts/SuiteScriptFile.js
The selected files will be overwritten in the File Cabinet. Do you want to continue? > Yes No
Non-interactive Example
Here's a command that uploads two files, myFile.js and SuiteScriptFile.js, into a project using the non-interactive mode:
suitecloud file:upload --paths "/SuiteScripts/myFile.js" "/SuiteScripts/SuiteScriptFile.js"
Output Example
When you run the command, it produces an output that is similar to the following:
The following files were uploaded:
/SuiteScripts/myFile.js
/SuiteScripts/SuiteScriptFile.js