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braggy

v1.0.0

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cfs:filesystem

NOTE: This package is under active development right now (2014-3-31). It has bugs and the API may continue to change. Please help test it and fix bugs, but don't use in production yet.

A Meteor package that adds local server filesystem storage for CollectionFS. When you use this storage adapter, file data is stored in a directory of your choosing on the same server on which your Meteor app is running.

Installation

Install using Meteorite. When in a Meteor app directory, enter:

$ meteor add cfs:filesystem

Usage

var imageStore = new FS.Store.FileSystem("images", {
  path: "~/app-files/images", //optional, default is "/cfs/files" path within app container
  transformWrite: myTransformWriteFunction, //optional
  transformRead: myTransformReadFunction, //optional
  maxTries: 1 //optional, default 5
});

Images = new FS.Collection("images", {
  stores: [imageStore]
});

Refer to the CollectionFS package documentation for more information.