storage.getFileData()

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storage.getFileData()

• CSV/TSV, XLSX, NDJSON/JSONL, JSON arrays, and XML return structured pages with rows, headers, columns, and a cursor. Detection uses MIME or the supported file extension; XML requires recordPath.
• mode: “lines” returns physical string lines, including headers and the final empty line; encoding and separator are detected or overridden.
• CSV dialect options include encoding, delimiter, recordDelimiter, headerRow, quote and escape. quote: false keeps quotes/backslashes literal and ignores escape.
• maxRecordBytes defaults to 64 MiB per logical CSV record, independently of page/callback sizes. Oversized or malformed records reject indexing with STORAGE_CSV_INVALID before rows are returned. Wrong-width records also reject by default; onError: “skipRow” skips them with csvReport diagnostics.
• CSV errors include errorCount, at most 100 safe location diagnostics and diagnosticsTruncated; no raw row/cell values. Physical counters are distinct from logical rowCount.
• Other text file batch reads reuse cached line stats and auto-build them if missing.
• Binary reads return a base64 string.
• Direct binary reads are limited to 10 MiB unless you request a ranged buffer.

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Overloads

static getFileData(
      storageEntryId: string,
      options?: StorageFileReadOptions,
    ): Promise<StorageStructuredFileDataPage | string[] | string>;

static getFileData(
      namespace: string,
      storageEntryId: string,
      options?: StorageFileReadOptions,
    ): Promise<StorageStructuredFileDataPage | string[] | string>;

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Example

const page = await storage.getFileData(storageEntryId, { sheet: 'Cennik' });