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I will assume that you are interested in P3 (version 3.0 and later, which will be out December 2023).
Short answer is: yes you can.
Not necessary, papermerge can be used as external service.
Currently the files will be uploaded to the same storage filesystem where application runs, but in general you can customize that as well to support e.g. S3 storage. |
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Thanks for the info @ciur |
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@ciur I am trying to setup a local server by referring the docs complete-stack-in-2-minutes I was able to run the papermerge client and uploaded few image files and a pdfs, but I am not able to preview any of the images, I tried multiple images of different formats png, jpg,jpeg Any idea what could potentially be wrong here? Also for consuming the rest APIs do I need to run a different server? |
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yes, the thing is that in version 2.1.x (I guess this is the version you are testings) there is no support for png, jpg and tiff. Support for png, jpg, tiff will be reintroduced in version 3.0. |
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Hello @ciur,
Thank you so much for building this great tool. I am looking at papermerge as a potential solution to integrate into our utility mobile app. Our app has users of different roles Building owner, tenant, and contractor for each building. We would like to integrate paper into allowing our users to upload their files and retrieve them for preview.
I looked into the documentation but I couldn't understand whether our requirement could be met, Here are some general questions I have about paper merge, It would be great if you could help clarify the following questions.
Best,
Mahesh
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