What does the PUT /d2l/api/le/(version)/(orgUnitId)/content/topics/(topicId)/file want? If a w...

C.J..Morrison83

I am building an app using react and the "superagent-d2l-session-auth" npm library

 

the route method looks like this (feel free to take it)

 

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  callPutRoute = (apiData:any, orgUnitId:string, topicId:string, fileString:string) => {

    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

       var request = require('superagent'),

       auth = require('superagent-d2l-session-auth')();

 

      let route = this.routeTemplate.replace("[API_VER]", apiData.LE_version)

      route = route.replace("[ORG_UNIT_ID]", orgUnitId)

      route = route.replace("[TOPIC_ID]", topicId)

 

      let reqData = fileString // lets assume this is a bunch of html

      // is it like widget data where I need this format "{Data:fileString}"?

      // do I use on the the templates here? https://docs.valence.desire2learn.com/basic/fileupload.html#simple-uploads

     

      request

        .put(route)

        .use(auth)

        .set('Content-Type', 'multipart/mixed;boundary=xxBOUNDARYxx')  // is this required?

        .send(reqData)

        .end((err:any, response:any) => {

          if (err !== null) {

            console.error("PUT replaceTopicFile call failed");

            console.log(err);

            return reject(err);

          }

          console.log("PUT replaceTopicFile call success");

          console.log(response.body);

          resolve(response.body);      

        });

    });

  }

 

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