Retrieve Files from Your Sandbox Instance

The get_file() method retrieves a file from your sandbox’s filesystem and returns its contents.
Depending on the type of file, you can read the data as text, binary bytes, or even parse it as JSON. All file paths must start with the absolute path /home/damner to ensure access is limited to the sandbox’s isolated workspace.
If the requested file doesn’t exist or the path is invalid, an error will be raised.

`async get_file(path: str) -> httpx.Response`

Description:
Retrieves a file from the sandbox filesystem. Returns an httpx.Response object that you can use to read the content as text, bytes, or parse as JSON.

Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
`path`	`str`	Yes	—	File path (must start with `/home/damner`)

Returns:
httpx.Response: Response object with the following methods:

.text - Read as string (property)
.content - Read as bytes (property)
.read() - Read as bytes (method)
.json() - Parse as JSON (method)

Raises an exception if the file does not exist or the path is invalid.

Examples

import asyncio
from fermion_sandbox import Sandbox

async def main():
    sandbox = Sandbox(api_key="your-api-key")
    await sandbox.create(should_backup_filesystem=True)

    # Read a Python file as text
    response = await sandbox.get_file("/home/damner/script.py")
    content = response.text
    print(content)

    # Read a binary file
    response = await sandbox.get_file("/home/damner/data.bin")
    binary_data = response.content

    # Read and parse JSON
    response = await sandbox.get_file("/home/damner/config.json")
    config = response.json()

asyncio.run(main())

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`async get_file(path: str) -> httpx.Response`

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`async get_file(path: str) -> httpx.Response`