jCtapuk•4mo ago

generateUploadUrl(...)

Add options to generateUploadUrl so you can specify what file types or sizes are allowed. Otherwise, it turns out that they can fill it with whatever they want, which ruins the idea. Example

generateUploadUrl({contentType: "image/png", maxSize: 1024})
or multiple
generateUploadUrl([{contentType: "image/png", maxSize: 1024}, {contentType: "image/jpeg", maxSize: 1024}])

generateUploadUrl({contentType: "image/png", maxSize: 1024})
or multiple
generateUploadUrl([{contentType: "image/png", maxSize: 1024}, {contentType: "image/jpeg", maxSize: 1024}])

When the user tries to send a file to a link, if the format is not suitable, then return an error

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jamalsoueidan•4mo ago

You can use httpAction to handle that situtation.

jamalsoueidan•4mo ago

https://docs.convex.dev/file-storage/upload-files

Uploading and Storing Files | Convex Developer Hub

Upload files to Convex by

jamalsoueidan•4mo ago

Look under Uploading files via an HTTP action