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Our current document model is supposed to act as a placeholder for referring to uploaded files.
However, we need to set up an integration with Amazon S3 to actually store out files there. @jordankr You'll be quite familiar with this. It's the same as the image upload covered in the original rails tutorial, only with a few modifications:
On top of whitelisting file extensions like jpg, png, jpeg, you'll want to also allow various other file types such as pdf, word, docx, txt, zip, etc.
Rather than linking the image in an image tag, create a buttons that downloads the file from the server to the user's machine.
Bonus points if you can read the carrierwave gem documentation and configure it so that the links generated are temporary and expire after some time (eg. 10 min)
Issue Description
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Functionality Requested:
Our current document model is supposed to act as a placeholder for referring to uploaded files.
However, we need to set up an integration with Amazon S3 to actually store out files there.
@jordankr You'll be quite familiar with this. It's the same as the image upload covered in the original rails tutorial, only with a few modifications:
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Status: Assigned
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Author: @jordankr
Reviewer: @Jimmy-Lin
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