Add reference file

You can optionally include a reference file to your project by means of this operation. The reference file provides context to our experts, helping them on the translation process.
Some examples of reference files are: HTML for websites, but also images, PDFs, or any other material.

Info

In case of a HTML, you should include the .ZIP container with all the assets: images, style CSS, etc.
See all reference files restrictions and hints in the Files management guide.

Path Parameters
`id` int32 — REQUIRED ID of the project to which the reference file will be added.

Query Parameters

Query Parameters
`filename` string — REQUIRED You must add a name to your reference file together with the file extension. This is a mandatory field. The reference file name can only contain characters from ISO/IEC 8859-1 standard. The name must not exceed 100 characters in length. See the full list of recommendations and restrictions in the formats and standards guide. Tip If you want your reference file to be the default preview option for our experts, so they can visualise it while translating your file: Use the same name for both, your reference file and the file to be translated. Both names should match.

filename string — REQUIRED

You must add a name to your reference file together with the file extension. This is a mandatory field.

The reference file name can only contain characters from ISO/IEC 8859-1 standard.
The name must not exceed 100 characters in length.

See the full list of recommendations and restrictions in the formats and standards guide.

Tip

If you want your reference file to be the default preview option for our experts, so they can visualise it while translating your file: Use the same name for both, your reference file and the file to be translated. Both names should match.

Request Body
string

Responses
`201` Reference file added to the project