Commit and Upload

You can make commits and uploads using Client or Application. You just need a squarecloud.File object and pass the path where your zip file is.

Making a commit

Using Client
Using Application

import squarecloud as square

client = square.Client('API_KEY')

async def example():
    file = square.File('path/to/you/file.zip')
    await client.commit(file=file, app_id='application_id')

import squarecloud as square

client = square.Client('API_KEY')

async def example():
    app = await client.app(app_id='application_id')
    file = square.File('path/to/you/file.zip')
    await app.commit(file=file)

Making a upload

To upload an application, you can use only the [Client].

Using Client

import squarecloud as square

client = square.Client(...)

async def example():
    file = square.File('path/to/you/file.zip')
    await client.upload_app(file=file)

Remember that to upload an application you need a zip that contains (at least) the following files::

Main file: responsible for starting your application
Dependencies file: contains information about which dependencies are necessary
Configuration file (squarecloud.app): a configuration file specifying the name, description, main file name, version, etc. To learn more about the configuration file, take a look at this guide.

For your convenience, a class has been added to create this configuration file: squarecloud.utils.ConfigFile.

Managing FilesIn this section, you will find information and examples on how to manipulate the files associated with your application. Learn how to list, read, create, and delete files using the Client or the Application class for efficient resource administration of your application.

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