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It is possible to upload data on Brainlife. Datasets can be public or private (it depends on the nature of the project it is linked to).

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$ singularity run docker://brainlife/cli login

The result is:

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Then, to run the BL command, you must write :For more details, see the BL documentation.

In order to upload a data object, Brainlife requires that you supply a project and datatype associated with it it:

1. get the ID of your project

   Code Block
   $ singularity run docker://brainlife/cli project query --admin <admin>

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2. get the ID of the datatype of your project

   Code Block
   $ singularity run docker://brainlife/cli datatype

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1. query --

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1. query <datatype>

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Once you get these two ID, you can upload your data. To do so, all that is required is a directory to upload, a project id, and a datatype id (but other options exist):

$ singularity run docker://brainlife/cli bl <command> data upload --directory <path> --project <projectid> --datatype <datatypeid>

function bl {
    singularity run docker://brainlife/cli $@
}

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For more details, see the BL documentation.

In order to upload a data object, Brainlife requires that you supply a project and datatype associated with it.