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Filesystem functions

Functions to link files and images from Docly to your web content.

ext­ract­Ba­se6­4Ima­ge­s(html)
This function extracts images encoded in base64 from an HTML string. It then converts these images to a more storage-efficient format by saving them separately as embedded files. The revised HTML string will reference these images using a Content ID (CID) mechanism, similar to how images are referenced in email attachments.
get­Fol­der­Prop­s(folderPath)
Get a specified folders current properties.
ge­tEm­bed­de­dFol­der­Fi­le(folderPath, embeddedFilename)
Retrieves embedded file content from a folder's property file (.docly) by extracting and decoding the specified file data.
sa­veFol­de­rP­rop­s(folderPath, properties)
sa­veEm­bed­d­ed­Fol­der­Fi­le(folderPath, embeddedFilename, data)
ext­rac­tAn­d­Em­bed­Base­64I­mage­s(filePath, propertyFilter)
This function extracts images encoded in base64 from HTML properties of a document. It then converts these images to a more storage-efficient format by saving them as embedded files within the document. The revised HTML will reference these images using a Content ID (CID) mechanism, similar to how images are referenced in email attachments.
crea­teFo­lde­r(folderPath, folderType, folderData)
Creates a folder (also parent folders if missing) from specified path.
de­lete­Fil­e(filePath)
Deletes a specified file.
de­lete­Fol­d­er(folderPath)
Deletes a specified folder.
fi­leE­xist­s(filePath)
Check whether a file exists or not within the site.
fol­derE­xi­st­s(path)
Check whether a folder exists or not within your site.
ge­tEm­bed­de­dFi­le(path, id)
Get bytes of an embedded file (image or file upload) in a specific document.
ge­tEm­bed­de­dText­Fil­e(path, id, encoding)
Get the size of an embedded file (image or file upload) in a specific document.
Inc­lude(path, template)
Include a file or template into another page.
ge­tEm­bed­de­dFi­leSi­ze(path, id)
Get the size of an embedded file (image or file upload) in a specific document.
get­File­s(path, searchPattern, depth, mode)
Gets a list of files from folder / optionally recursively from subfolders.
get­Fol­der(path)
Returns information about a folder by given path.
get­Fol­der­s(path, searchPattern, depth)
Gets a list of all subfolders below a specific folder.
get­File(filepath, metadata)
Gets information about a specific file.
getJ­son(filepath)
Loads a JSON file and returns the content as an object.
link­File(embeddedId, filename)
Creates the link to an embedded file within the current document. This function is only available for display templates for document schemas.
list­File­s(path, searchPattern, tags, recursive, metaOnly)
The fastest function to retrieve a list of files from a specific path.
list­Fol­de­rs(path, searchPattern, recursive, includeCounters)
The fastest function to retrieve a list of folders from a specific path.
lin­kIma­ge(path, width, height, mode)
Creates a link to an image within a document. Only works from site display templates for documents.
Ima­ge sca­lin­g
Read about the different scaling modes here.
loa­dEx­cel(filename, column, row, sheet)
Loads data from Excel file into an array of objects.
mo­veFi­le(filePath, toPath)
Moves a file from one folder to another, and renames it if the name part of the path is changed.
mo­veFol­de­r(folderPath, destinationPath)
Moves a folder within your site.
re­name­Fil­e(filePath, newName)
Renames a file.
sa­veEm­bed­d­ed­File(filePath, filename, data)
Saves an embedded file to an existing Docly document. Note that embedded files that are not referenced by a field in the document will be automatically deleted.
sa­veFi­le(filePath, data, schema, ensurePath)
Saves a file to Docly document according to specified schema. Overwrites if it already exists.
patch­Fil­e(filePath, patchData)
Updates/patches an existing file in Docly document according to specified schema. The patch is merged with existing data.
sa­veJ­son(filePath, data, ensurePath)
Saves data as a JSON file to Docly with specified content stringified to JSON format. This function is ideal for storing structured data in a standardized format. For more advanced document saving with custom schemas, consider using the "SaveFile" function.
logJ­son(filePath, data)
Creates a new JSON array file or adds a new item to the existing array in the file. This function works as a log, maintaining an array of events. The server automatically adds a timestamp to each log entry.