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feat: Added Docs for file-upload #19

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Reference Issue : SamagraX-Stencil/stencil#81

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The new changes introduce a "File Upload" module for Stencil applications, providing comprehensive file handling capabilities. It utilizes multer middleware for Express to manage single and multiple file uploads, with configurable storage options via MinIO. Detailed setup guides for initializing this functionality, configuring environments, and running tests are provided. Additionally, a new category was added to the sidebar to assist users in navigating these new documents.

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.../File-upload/File-upload.md Introduction of the "File Upload" module, detailing usage of multer for handling file uploads and a file download service.
...File-upload/Setup.md Setup instructions for initializing file upload features, configuring MinIO for storage, environment setup, and testing.
sidebars.js Added 'File-Upload' category with 'File-upload/File-upload' and 'File-upload/Setup' items to the sidebar.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant App as Stencil App
    participant Express as Express Server
    participant Multer as Multer Middleware
    participant MinIO as MinIO Storage

    User->>App: Upload File
    App->>Express: Forward Upload Request
    Express->>Multer: Handle Upload
    Multer->>MinIO: Store File
    MinIO-->>Multer: File Stored Confirmation
    Multer-->>Express: Upload Success
    Express-->>App: Upload Acknowledgement
    App-->>User: Confirmation Message

    User->>App: Download File
    App->>Express: Forward Download Request
    Express->>MinIO: Retrieve File
    MinIO-->>Express: File Data
    Express-->>App: Send File Data
    App-->>User: File Download
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In the realm of code, a new tale unfolds,
Of files that soar through digital gold.
With Multer and MinIO's dance,
Your uploads fly, give them a chance!
Stencil app smiles, downloads fast,
In this new age, file tasks surpassed.
🐇📁✨


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## Introduction
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- **Storage Integration:** Files stored in both local storage and MinIO databases are supported, ensuring that downloads are flexible and accessible regardless of where the files are saved.


**Note:** For additional information on NestJS File Upload, refer to the official NestJS documentation [here](https://docs.nestjs.com/techniques/file-upload)
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The note about NestJS File Upload seems misplaced under the Stencil File Upload module. Consider moving this note to a more relevant section or clarify why it's mentioned here.


This will configure the file upload service in your project, enabling efficient management of file uploads and downloads.

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To upload single or multiple files, follow the steps below:

### Endpoint
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This command installs all necessary dependencies for `service-file-upload`.

**Note:** For better safety, execute:
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`POST /files/upload-files`

### Query Parameters
- **destination**: Specifies the target directory for the uploaded files. Example: `/files/upload-files?destination=uploads`.
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**Note**: The default base directory for downloads is `/uploads`, located at the root level of your project directory (same level as the `node_modules` directory).

By following these steps, you can efficiently handle file uploads and downloads within your project.
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