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Informations about the package fileuploader
fileuploader
Installation
You can install the package via Composer.
Basic Usage Example
Request Example
Example Request Payload:
Default Path
If no custom path is provided, the default upload path is files/. You can override this by passing a second argument to the uploadFile method:
If you don't pass the custom path, files will be stored in the files/ directory by default:
Return Values
The uploadFile method returns an array with either the success status and path, or an error message in case of failure.
On Success:
On Failure:
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