Strapi Provider Upload Azure Storage

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Strapi Provider Upload Azure Storage

Overview:

The content provided is about a package called "Strapi Provider Upload Azure StoragePlugin" which enables image uploading to Azure Storage from Strapi. It includes instructions for installation and usage, as well as information on security middleware configuration and contributing to the project.

Features:

  • Azure Storage Upload: Enables image uploading to Azure Storage from Strapi.
  • Configurable Properties: Allows users to configure various properties such as account name, account key, SAS token, service base URL, container name, default path, CDN base URL, default cache control, and more.
  • Security Middleware Configuration: Provides instructions on modifying the Strapi Security Middleware settings to properly display thumbnail previews in the Media Library.

Summary:

The Strapi Provider Upload Azure StoragePlugin is a package that allows users to upload images to Azure Storage from their Strapi project. It provides configurable properties for customization and includes instructions for installation and usage. Additionally, it provides guidance on security middleware configuration to display thumbnail previews in the Media Library. Contributions to the project are welcome.

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