MUSTDOS
Phoenix file directory for downloads
I would like to add a upload/download folder that can be used by signed in users (I implemented it with guardian) but files are not associated with any of them; file dump.
I would like to limit the type of files to for example .txt or .json if possible
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benwilson512
Good to know!
Do you have a question? Right now you’re just telling the world about your goals. What have you tried so far? Where did you get stuck?
MUSTDOS
I was thinking of using this function, but it offers no way to list said files; upload and download only.
Hermanverschooten
Phoenix is a web framework, not a webserver such as NGINX or Apache.
If you want to show your user something you have to write it.
You can use File.ls/1 to list the contents of a folder,
then you can show that list and have the user pick one,
next you can use
send_download/3to send them the file.