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Node server-side implementation of Flmngr file manager
Server-side part of the Flmngr file manager for JavaScript/TypeScript
Flmngr file manager is used to upload and manage files and images. Can be a standalone file manager (React/Angular/etc. or custom JavaScript or TypeScript integrations) or work together with TinyMCE, CKEditor 4, CKEditor 5, N1ED, or any other JS components.
This package is a server-side implementation needed to support requests from the file manager dialog when using Node on the server. It will handle some single URL and let the file manager receive file lists and send file commands to the server.
This package is a library for custom integrations. Use it if there is no integration for your framework. At this moment Flmngr has a set of Node backend packages:
Install the Flmngr NPM package using the console command in the project folder:
npm require flmngr/flmngr-server-node
Then follow the integration manual to route requests from your app to it.
In case of any problem, we have a very detailed Question-Answer debug manual.
GNU Lesser General Public License v3; see LICENSE.txt
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Node server-side implementation of Flmngr file manager
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