Settings: Files
Files your program downloads after it signs in: a configuration, a model, an update payload. Atlas stores them and serves them over the same protected connection.
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Slots
Each file sits in a numbered slot. The Free plan has slots 1 to 3, Premium has 1 to 100. Adding a file to a slot that is already used replaces the old file and deletes it. A file is at most 20 MB.
Your program fetches one with Network::Download, described in Files and downloads. The strip above the list shows slots used, total size, downloads and how many files need a session.
Add a file
Press Add file. Choose a slot, then either:
- Upload from this device: drop or pick a file.
- Import from a link: Atlas downloads the address for you, up to 20 MB. It must open without signing in. Dropbox, GitHub and Google Drive share links work. If the host refuses Atlas, your browser downloads it and uploads the result, which works for hosts that allow it, such as GitHub, Discord's CDN and Dropbox.
Private files
Each slot has a Require session switch, on for new files. A private file can only be fetched by a signed-in session. The program's own Download call always needs a live session, so the switch matters for the plain web address of the file: turn it off only for a file that is meant to be public.
Manage
| Control | Does |
|---|---|
| Filter | All, requires a session, public, most downloaded, least downloaded. |
| Sort | By slot, downloads, most recent or size. |
| Download | Saves the file to your computer. |
| Delete | Removes it. A client that asks for it afterwards gets a file-not-found answer. |
Each row shows the filename, its description, how many downloads it has had and when it was last fetched. Wipe All Files in the Applications actions menu removes every file at once.