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# File URL Resource
Downloads and tracks the update of a single URL-addressable file. This is a useful resource for pipeline development time, while a required artifact is temporarily available from a URL-addressable location, until it is moved to a more robust file management repository such as [git](https://github.com/concourse/git-resource) or [S3](https://github.com/concourse/s3-resource).
## Source Configuration
* `url`: *Required.* The url location of the file. It has to be publicly available, no user authentication supported in v0.0.1.
* `filename`: *Optional.* The name of the file for the downloaded artifact to be save as. If not provided, the file will be saved using the full url string as its name.
* `skip_ssl_verification`: *Optional.* Skips ssl verification if defined as `true`. Default is `false`.
### Example
Resource configuration:
``` yaml resource_types: - name: file-url type: docker-image source: repository: pivotalservices/concourse-curl-resource tag: latest
resources: - name: my-file type: file-url source: url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pivotalservices/concourse-curl-resource/master/test/data/pivotal-1.0.0.txt filename: pivotal-1.0.0.txt ```
## Behavior
### `check`: Check for the latest version of the file.
The resource uses `curl` under-the-covers to post a GET request and retrieve the HTTP header info for the file URL provided. If field `Last-Modified` is returned as part of the HTTP response header, then the resource will use that to build a version number timestamp with format "YYYYMMDDHHMMSS". Otherwise, the timestamp string will be built using the request's current time, which will result in a new version being returned every time `check` is executed for that file.
### `in`: Download the latest version of the file.
Downloads the latest version of the file issuing a `curl` command under-the-covers.
### `out`: Not supported.
Write actions are not supported by this resource at this moment.
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