File connector

The Tonic Structural file connector allows you to use files as the source data, and to write transformed versions of the files as destination data.

You select files of the supported types from either:

• An S3 bucket

• A MinIO object store

• Google Cloud Storage (GCS)

• A local file system

• For self-hosted instances, a file mount

You can also view a video tutorial that provides an overview of the file connector and how to manage file groups.

Supported content and file types

The file connector can transform these types of files and content.

Structural differences and limitations

Features that are unavailable or work differently for the file connector.

Configure required cloud storage permissions

Set up the required permissions for Structural to read from and write to the cloud storage.

Configure workspace file storage and output

Identify where to find the source files and where to write the destination files.

Manage file groups

Configure the file groups. Each file group is treated as a table.

Download generated files

For files from a local file system, download the most recently generated files.