#35 comment say, that there is no limit but I ran into one

[sookoll]

I tried to POST 20MB json.

Chrome response: Request URL: https://www.jsonstore.io/key/id Request Method: POST Status Code: 413 Payload Too Large

Safari response: [Error] Origin https://localhost:3001 is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin. [Error] XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://www.jsonstore.io/key/id due to access control checks. [Error] Failed to load resource: Origin https://localhost:3001 is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

[bluzi]

Hi,

It seems to be an issue with bodyparser's default limit.

Thanks for reporting

[pedromassango]

How much I can store in my project's database? And where you store the data? is this a secure database?

[bluzi]

We do not set a limit, however we won't be able to support large projects. If you're planning on storing few gigs, this is not the kind of datastore you need. Jsonstore is meant to be a quick way to set up a cloud datastore, not a full blown cloud solution like S3 or BigQuery.

[sookoll]

Did You fix this or just close ticket without solution? I still get "413 Payload Too Large" error. Go ahead and set some sane limit then, per request for example. Currently I have no clue, where the limit is and how big json I can send.

[bluzi]

I reopened it as it was closed by mistake. As to setting a limit, that is not how this service works. If you need to store big amount of data you can buy storage from one of the hundreds of paid services out there.

[Orasund]

In the doc of the body-parser you can find that the post-limit is at 100KB!