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type Client ¶
type Client struct {
WithRawResponse *RawClient
Health *health.Client
Scans *scans.Client
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewClient ¶
func NewClient(opts ...option.RequestOption) *Client
func (*Client) Scan ¶
func (c *Client) Scan( ctx context.Context, file io.Reader, opts ...option.RequestOption, ) (*detectant.Scan, error)
Uploads one file and synchronously runs content-type and malware analysis. Only the first multipart part named `file` with a filename is scanned; other parts are ignored. Free accounts accept files up to 50 MB; Grow and Scale accounts accept files up to 250 MB. Direct API uploads never exceed 250 MB; S3 integration limits are separate.
Example:
client.Scan(
context.TODO(),
strings.NewReader(
"",
),
)
func (*Client) ScanBatch ¶
func (c *Client) ScanBatch( ctx context.Context, files []io.Reader, opts ...option.RequestOption, ) (*detectant.ScanBatchResponse, error)
Uploads between 1 and 20 files in repeated `files` multipart parts. Each file uses its account plan's 50 MB or 250 MB per-file limit, validation, content-type analysis, malware detection, persistence, usage accounting, and billing path as `createScan`. The encoded multipart request limit is the plan's per-file limit × 20 plus 1 MiB for multipart framing.
Results preserve submitted-file order. File-level validation or scanner failures are returned in the corresponding result and do not prevent other files from being scanned. The whole request is rejected only for request-level failures such as invalid multipart data, authentication or rate-limit failure, more than 20 files, or an oversized total request.
Example:
client.ScanBatch(
context.TODO(),
nil,
)
type RawClient ¶
type RawClient struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewRawClient ¶
func NewRawClient(options *core.RequestOptions) *RawClient
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