Upload files or directories
Purpose
Upload one or more local files/directories to a BioLine cloud-storage destination.
Syntax
fkit upload [OPTIONS] <SOURCE>... <DESTINATION>Arguments and options
-r, --recursive— Upload directories recursively.--tmp <TMP>— Choose the temporary-file directory.-f, --force— Overwrite a same-named remote file.--part-concurrency <N>— Set concurrent parts per file.--file-concurrency <N>— Set concurrent file uploads; default is 10.
Effect
Writes, creates, or updates the selected remote object in BioLine.
Safe use
Check local sources and the remote destination first. --force may replace an existing remote file; use --recursive for directory uploads.
Output
There is no business --json option; the command reports completion and errors as text.
Read this page
Add --docs to read this page from the official BioLine AI documentation service before business arguments are required, sign-in is checked, or the command runs. Choose language with --docs-lang zh|en and use --docs-json for the documentation JSON wrapper. The index and Markdown are fetched from the same official AI service; the index is fixed at https://www.bioline.cloud/ai/commandLineAndFkit/.
fkit upload --docs --docs-json --docs-lang en