Upload and manage Runloop storage objects and mount them (or auto-extracted archives) onto a devbox
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Documented steps
Upload text content as a storage object: `storage_object = await runloop.storage_object.upload_from_text(content=content, name=filename)`.
Upload a local file as a storage object: `storage_object = await runloop.storage_object.upload_from_file(file_path='./hello.txt', name='hello.txt')`.
Archive objects with extensions .gz, .tar, .tgz, .tar.gz are automatically extracted when mounted onto a devbox via an object mount.
Fetch an existing object and its metadata: `storage_object = await runloop.storage_object.from_id('OBJECT_ID')` then getInfo().
List objects: `await runloop.storage_object.list(limit=20)`; list public objects with `runloop.api.objects.listPublic(limit=20)`.
Generate a time-limited download URL: `await storage_object.get_download_url(secondsToExpire)` (e.g. 3600 seconds).
Mount an object onto a devbox at creation: `devbox = await runloop.devbox.create(name='devbox-name', mounts=[{ type: 'object_mount', object_id: storage_object.id, object_path: '/home/user/target_dir' }])`.
Delete an object with `await storage_object.delete()` when no longer needed.
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