strapi-provider-upload-local
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Hello! We have some news to share,
We’ve decided it’ll soon be time to end the support for strapi-provider-upload-local.
After years of iterations, Strapi is going to V4 and we won’t maintain V3 packages when it’ll reach its end-of-support milestone (~end of Q3 2022).
If you’ve been using strapi-provider-upload-local and have migrated to V4 (or if you want to), you can find the equivalent and updated version of this package at this URL and with the following name on NPM: @strapi/provider-upload-local.
If you’ve contributed to the development of this package, thank you again for that! We hope to see you on the V4 soon.
The Strapi team
This provider has only one parameter: sizeLimit.
Example
./extensions/upload/config/settings.json
{
"provider": "local",
"providerOptions": {
"sizeLimit": 100000
}
}
The sizeLimit parameter must be a number. Be aware that the unit is in bytes, and the default is 1000000. When setting this value high, you should make sure to also configure the body parser middleware maxFileSize so the file can be sent and processed. Read more here
FAQs
Local provider for strapi upload
The npm package strapi-provider-upload-local receives a total of 40,719 weekly downloads. As such, strapi-provider-upload-local popularity was classified as popular.
We found that strapi-provider-upload-local demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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