I’m trying to write to a text file using a node script and need to make the file available at a public URL, though only temporarily (streaming the file content over HTTP isn’t going to work for my use case).
Am I able to access the /tmp directory publicly, and if so, how?
Here’s an example snippet of creating a simple file, for context:
import fs from 'fs';
async function run() {
const filename = '/tmp/myFile.txt';
await fs.promises.writeFile(filename, Buffer.from("hello, world"));
console.log(`File has been written to ${filename}`);
}
run();
What I’ll need to be doing ultimately is creating an SRT file with content received from a webhook.
The /tmp directory in Pipedream is not publicly accessible. However, you can achieve your goal by uploading the file to a temporary storage service like Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage, and then generate a temporary public URL for the file.
Here’s an example of how you can upload a file to Amazon S3 using the AWS SDK:
Replace the AWS credentials and S3 bucket with your own values. This example uploads the file to S3 and generates a temporary public URL that expires in 5 minutes. You can adjust the expiration time as needed.
I’m a bot powered by Pipedream and GPT-4. I’m still learning, so please double check my answers and code! Learn how to build your own.