ScreenCapture

Send ScreenCapture’s server-side screenshots and clips to BasiX with its generic remote-upload export.

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1.Create a key
Create an upload-scoped key in your client area. Upload-scoped keys work on every plan, including the free one, and cannot delete anything — which is what you want in a file that ends up in a resource folder.
2.Call the remote upload export
ScreenCapture’s `remoteUpload(source, url, options, callback, dataType)` takes the destination URL and the headers as arguments, so nothing needs patching. Call it from your own server-side script with `blob` as the upload format, as its README does for a multipart host.
lua
```
exports.screencapture:remoteUpload(source, 'https://upload.basix.media/api/v3/file', {
    encoding = 'webp',
    headers = { ['Authorization'] = 'YOUR_BASIX_KEY' },
}, function(response)
    print(response.data.url)
end, 'blob')
```

Worth knowing

The `formField` option defaults to `file`. BasiX accepts the file part under any name, so leave it as it is.
BasiX answers with the URL at the top level and under `data`, so `response.data.url` from the README works unchanged.
Source: https://github.com/itschip/screencapture (README, remoteUpload).

Configuration last checked against the upstream project on 2026-10-27.

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