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Always ensure that your os.tempDir() (or whatever you pass as the uploadDir option) is periodically reaped by your OS (for example, using a cron job on Linux).
In your Node.js code, after processing, iterate through the req.files and use fs.unlink to delete all the files. The note is there to call out that you cannot simply only call fs.unlink on the files you handled; you have to delete everything in the req.files object.
Just in case someone is looking for a code snippet to do this, here's the GPT-3.5 code example:
constexpress=require('express');constmultipart=require('connect-multiparty');constfs=require('fs');constapp=express();// Middleware for file uploadsapp.use(multipart());// Route for file uploadapp.post('/upload',(req,res)=>{// Access uploaded files through req.filesconstuploadedFiles=req.files;// Iterate through uploaded files and delete themfor(constfileKeyinuploadedFiles){constfilePath=uploadedFiles[fileKey].path;// Delete the file using fs.unlinkfs.unlink(filePath,(err)=>{if(err){console.error(`Error deleting file ${filePath}:`,err);}else{console.log(`Successfully deleted file ${filePath}`);}});}// Send responseres.send('Files deleted');});// Start the serverapp.listen(3000,()=>{console.log('Server listening on port 3000');});
Hello!
I see the followingin the Readme file -
How do I achieve/implement this?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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