Ordinary upload uses Psr\ Http\ Message\ StreamInterface as the data source of the object. You can implement ordinary upload through TosClient- > putObject. The example code is as follows:

<?php​
​
// Assuming the use of composer for installation.​
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';​
​
use Tos\TosClient;​
use Tos\Exception\TosClientException;​
use Tos\Exception\TosServerException;​
use Tos\Model\PutObjectInput;​
use Tos\Model\Enum;​
​
$file = null;​
try {​
    $client = new TosClient([​
        'region' => 'your region',​
        'endpoint' => 'your endpoint',​
        // Get access key from environment variables.​
        'ak' => getenv('TOS_ACCESS_KEY'),​
        'sk' => getenv('TOS_SECRET_KEY'),​
    ]);​
    ​
    // Upload string​
    $content = 'hello world';​
    $input = new PutObjectInput('bucket-test', 'key-test', $content);​
    // Set object ACL​
    $input->setACL(Enum::ACLPublicRead);​
    // Set object StorageClass​
    $input->setStorageClass(Enum::StorageClassStandard);​
    // Set object custom metadata​
    $input->setMeta(['aaa' => 'bbb', 'Chinese Key' => 'Chinese Value']);​
    // Set object Content-Type​
    $input->setContentType('text/plain');​
    $output = $client->putObject($input);​
    echo $output->getRequestId() . PHP_EOL;​
    ​
    // Upload file stream​
    $input->setKey('key-test2');​
    // Assuming the local file path is local_file_path​
    $file = fopen('local_file_path', 'r');​
    $input->setContent($file);​
    $output = $client->putObject($input);​
    echo $output->getRequestId() . PHP_EOL;​
    ​
} catch (TosClientException $ex) {​
    echo $ex->getMessage() . PHP_EOL;​
} catch (TosServerException $ex) {​
    echo $ex->getRequestId() . PHP_EOL;​
    echo $ex->getStatusCode() . PHP_EOL;​
    echo $ex->getErrorCode() . PHP_EOL;​
} finally {​
    if (is_resource($file)) {​
        fclose($file);​
    }​
}​

Last updated: 2025.09.23 14:41:21

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