Retrieve an Assembly Status
https://api2.transloadit.com/assemblies/{ASSEMBLY_ID}
In the response after creating an Assembly you will find a field: assembly_ssl_url
. You can poll this URL every few seconds (or what is a sensible interval for your use case) to get the latest Assembly Status.
The assembly_ssl_url
will contain the machine name responsible for managing the Assembly. It knows in realtime how many bytes have been uploaded. An example URL would be: https://api2-jane.transloadit.com/assemblies/{ASSEMBLY_ID}
.
Due to scaling algorithms we cycle though machines quickly, so you can also fall back to removing the machine name and using: https://api2.transloadit.com/assemblies/{ASSEMBLY_ID}
. This will also get you the Assembly Status.
This request can be issued by anyone who knows the assembly_ssl_url
. Hence, make sure to not share your assembly_ssl_url
s or assembly_id
s with anybody. More on this in our FAQ under: Are Assembly IDs secure?
GET query components
No request query components needed.
Response
Here’s an example response body:
For more information about the response, please refer to our documentation for the Assembly Status response.