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Upstream is for integrating into projects that need to do large file uploads to B2 service. It integrates tightly with Backblaze B2 for now, with plans to support Amazon S3.
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lib/upstream/b2/account/authorization.ex
defmodule Upstream.B2.Account.Authorization do
@moduledoc """
Handles Authorization of B2 account.
"""
defstruct [
:account_id,
:authorization_token,
:api_url,
:download_url,
:recommended_part_size,
:absolute_minimum_part_size
]
@type t :: %__MODULE__{
account_id: String.t(),
authorization_token: String.t(),
api_url: String.t(),
download_url: String.t(),
recommended_part_size: integer,
absolute_minimum_part_size: integer
}
@doc """
Authorize#call function will make a call to the api and authorize based on the
account_id, and application_key passed in from the config.
config :upstream, Upstream,
account_id: <whatever account_id>,
application_key: <whatever application_key>
"""
use Upstream.B2.Base
@spec url(any(), any()) :: binary()
def url(_, _), do: Url.generate(:authorize_account)
def header(_, _) do
encoded =
"Basic " <>
Base.encode64(Upstream.storage(:account_id) <> ":" <> Upstream.storage(:application_key))
[{"Authorization", encoded}]
end
end