I am currently creating an app using nodejs and reactjs and so far I have created user authentication. Now that the user is authenticated, I want them to be able to upload any type of file, view em and delete them. However, I am unsure of how to successfully complete this goal. Can anyone recommend any resources that can assist me?
you can use https://www.npmjs.com/package/multer library. it is effective library for upload files. I have an example in my github account. If you want, you look at https://github.com/serhatleventyavas/nodejs-multer-example
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I have gone through Bigcommerce documentation and also the tutorial videos on their official Youtube channel, there they taught about editing theme files, however my requirement is to let the users upload a file, save its path into BigCommerce database and access the file path and display it with order ID on Orders page after users have checked out.
I don't find their documentation on connecting to and accessing database.
Is there a place where articles on interacting with Bigcommerce database are available?
BigCommerce doesn't provide any native database access, but you can use BigCommerce API to access data if you needed to do so. Per reading your question, I believe you may be able to use webdav to upload your file and link it to specific pages, if that's more of what you're looking to do.
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I know this isn't a solution for right now, but your support would help this idea become natively supported. We do have the ability to upload files on the product level, like this.
I am new to backend programming. I am working on a personal Full stack project where I display all my art works. These art works are lot of images. I read up in some articles that it is better to save files on server than on database. I am using MEAN stack for my application. Can anyone refer me to some links or help me understand how can I achieve storing images on server?
If you are using node.js I recommend using multer for uploading your files through it to server and then make a public link to your file and store that link in your database.
I have created some eLearning content with Articulate Story-line. And converted as IOS app. I want to secure my files created with Articulate when I publish and give the content as an Offline app.
Please help me to get this done. I don't know how to secure these html files.
Thanks in advance.
This is for an app, loading all the HTML files created with Articulate Story line.
I am working on a file upload project where users will be able to upload large files. When the user creates/register as a member I want a FTP account to automatically be created on the server and the login information should be provided to the user.
I somehow need to be able to keep track on each users bandwidth, upload/download usage etc...
What would be a good and fairly secure way to accomplish this and how would you do it?
I am developing this project on a server running FreeBSD, using Django for the Web-development.
Appreciate your input...
You may use proftpd. It may use radius/mysql for users.
ProFTP site
I looked thru the internet and didn't found a solution how to make this:
I want to make google extension which will use Google API or something to connect the extension to Google drive and create/update files there( i will need mostly plain text documents to store there arrays). i will need it only for personal use, so any hacks are also acceptable.
Have anyone done anything like this before? i just need the starting point.
I have made an example that is available on Github. It is available here. It transforms the some emails from GMails into PDFs stored in Drive.
You can reuse it, you simply need to copy the Drive part and not the GMail API part. The steps you'll need to follow are :
Use the Chrome identity API to retrieve an access token for the Drive API
Use the Drive API javascript client to upload your text files. The tricky part is to upload it properly, use the examples on the github project to see what the request should look like.