API calls involving file upload are noteworthy because the generated curl from the Masking API client will be missing the parameter referencing the file; as such, those commands from the Masking API client will not work.
Instead, below are examples of working requests and responses for API calls involving file upload.
For commands specific to your masking engine, work with your interactive client at http://<myMaskingEngine>:8282/masking/api-client/
HTTPS (SSL/TLS) is recommended, but for explanatory purposes these examples use insecure HTTP
In all code examples, replace <myMaskingEngine> with the hostname or IP address of your virtual machine.
Creating a File Format
REQUEST
curl -X POST --header 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' --header 'Accept: application/json' --header 'Authorization: d1313dd8-2ed9-4699-8e88-2b6a089ae2a6' -F fileFormat=@/path/to/file_format/delimited_format.txt -F fileFormatType=DELIMITED 'http://<myMaskingEngine>:8282/masking/api/file-formats'
RESPONSE
{ "fileFormatId": 123, "fileFormatName": "delimited_format.txt", "fileFormatType": "DELIMITED" }
More info
http://<myMaskingEngine>:8282/masking/api-client/#!/fileFormat/createFileFormat
Creating an SSH Key
REQUEST
curl -X POST --header 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' --header 'Accept: application/json' --header 'Authorization: d1313dd8-2ed9-4699-8e88-2b6a089ae2a6' -F sshKey=@/path/to/ssh_key/this_file_name_is_your_ssh_key_name.txt 'http://<myMaskingEngine>:8282/masking/api/ssh-keys'
RESPONSE
{ "sshKeyName": "this_file_name_is_your_ssh_key_name.txt" }
More info
http://<myMaskingEngine>:8282/masking/api-client/#!/sshKey/createSshKey