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S3 Uploader

Upload files into your S3 bucket with the S3 uploader component. This component lets you build tools that can upload files.

Ways to use a S3 uploader

Upload images to be displayed

If you're uploading images, you can bind an image component to your s3 bucket to display what is being uploaded.

Example:
You’re building a tool to manage the promotional banner displayed in your app. You add an S3 uploader that will allow the user to upload new banner images. Then, you bind an image component to the S3 bucket, so that the user can preview the image they just uploaded.

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Store docs and other files

Build tools for storing all types of files.

Example:
You need a tool to store scanned employee documents for HR records. You can use an s3 uploader here and then bind a table to the s3 bucket so that users can browse through uploaded files.

Configuring your s3 uploader

Simply select the S3 bucket that you want your files to be uploaded to (after you've connected s3).

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