Renaming a File/Directory

Backendless.Files.renameFile(oldPathName, newName)
 .then( function( newPath ) {
  })
 .catch( function( error ) {
  });

where:

Argument	Description
oldPathName	-A path identifying file or directory to be renamed. The path must start with the root directory for the file storage allocated to the application.
newName	New name for the file or directory.

Return value

Absolute path of the renamed file or directory.

Example

The example below describes how to rename a file called readme.txt located in the /documentation directory to readme-first.txt:

Backendless.Files.renameFile( "/documentation/readme.txt", "readme-first.txt" )
 .then( function( newPath ) {
    console.log( "file has beed renamed - " + newPath );
  })
 .catch( function( error ) {
    console.log( "error " + error.message );
  });

Errors

The server may return the following errors:

Error Code	Error message	Notes
4000	User has no permissions to specified resource	Occurs when the user (anonymous or logged in) has no permission to modify the file
6000	File or directory cannot be found.	Occurs when the source file/directory cannot be found.
6006	Path contains prohibited symbols: {path name}
6007	The specified resource was not found	Occurs when the API requests to rename a non-existent file or a directory.
6018	Unable to modify file/folder: file/folder already exists: {file/directory name}	Occurs when the target file/directory already exists.
6028	Parameter {param name} cannot be null	Occurs when one of the parameters is null.
8010	Missing field {field name}	Occurs in REST APIs when one of the required fields is missing in the body.