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# Upload scripts

Bypass in-browser scripts by uploading your code to Middle

So far, we’ve discussed editing scripts within Browser Mode. However, Middle can also support Upload Mode, which would allow you to upload a package for each individual poll sync or action as needed.

Upload Mode can be useful if you are working with helper packages that are very large, such as Google. Both code packages and Upload Mode count toward AWS Lambda's 250 MB uncompressed limit for the function and its layers.

At the bottom of a script, you can click **Swap To Upload Mode** to access this feature.

<figure><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/w68Z6lftmfCvTvTo68cbJRXmDEXy0kaELB6zaAZQsRRT0UI0IXlBU1-64q1sKBMb7lO9SaaxxOzPBwnjJdaon5p_3gHJ-Iaft7qYKn8l-P6gs3m2LjbM2xy7tuEMtqUfPpaaH9gqAygvDpMnqkkNL-VmCwkLSVf3Ch9tA_w8gIa78JDkkl7Xy3TdTWJWVg" alt=""><figcaption><p>Swap your app script to upload mode</p></figcaption></figure>

First, **download the compressed script package.** You can then modify the aspects of this folder:

* index.py (**do not edit**)
* app.py (edit this file with your Python script)

<figure><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/D7L6N7QoeJ2-VkkaOzcPQ9fX4qjcyAII_WmrCqqh5TN6RC_onV-MhAXH67lxEI5XNEZAgPWfu8f8fuVc5E-tWNKO7i1syIuUcJ8fJa0cXog6CGxds2PIc7-5MlvNN3WNak_sfGsQ1b215puZCyAU1BPLbGaYjwLl8arQIOtxQJ9MiYcjK4lnyIS-R8H_zg" alt=""><figcaption><p>Upload your script</p></figcaption></figure>

You can upload any additional files needed to this downloaded script package, and then re-upload the package as a zipped file.


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