IMoveItemOptions

If true, the file is uploaded asynchronously. If false, the file is uploaded synchronously.

A string indicating whether credentials (cookies) will be sent with the request. Used internally for authentication workflows.

The URL where the item can be downloaded. The resource will be downloaded and stored as a file type. Similar to uploading a file to be added, but instead of transferring the contents of the file, the URL of the data file is referenced and creates a file item.

The file to be uploaded. If uploading a file, the request must be a multipart request.

The filename being uploaded in multipart mode. Required if multipart=true.

Alphanumeric id of folder to house moved item. If null, empty, or "/", the destination is the root folder.

Additional Headers to pass into the request.

Prevents the token from being passed in a URL Query param that is saved in browser history. Instead, the token will be passed in POST request body or through X-Esri-Authorization header. NOTE: This will force POST requests in browsers since auth header is not yet supported by preflight OPTIONS check with CORS.

The HTTP method to send the request with.

Alphanumeric id of item to be moved.

If the length of a GET request's URL exceeds maxUrlLength the request will use POST instead.

If true, the file is uploaded in multiple parts.

If true, overwrite the existing file.

The owner of the item. If this property is not present, item.owner will be passed, or lastly authentication.getUsername().

Additional parameters to pass in the request.

Base url for the portal you want to make the request to. Defaults to authentication.portal if authentication exists, otherwise to 'https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest'.

Return the raw response

An AbortSignal object instance; allows you to abort a request and via an AbortController.

Suppress any ArcGIS REST JS related warnings for this request.

The text content for the item to be submitted.

Override the default function for making the request. This is mainly useful for testing purposes (i.e. so you can pass in a spy).