convex-file-storage

File uploads and storage in Convex applications are handled by generating secure upload URLs, posting files to those endpoints, and saving the associated file metadata for later retrieval. This provides a managed pattern for end-to-end file workflows.

Yes, Convex file storage supports storing generated content and reports from backend actions. You can save generated files to the storage backend and retrieve their serving URLs to access them within your application workflows.

Retrieving file metadata and serving URLs in Convex involves accessing the system tables where file references are saved. The API surface provides methods to fetch public serving URLs and associated metadata for uploaded documents and images.

The best way to manage user-generated content in Convex is using a consistent storage backend pattern that handles secure upload URL generation, metadata saving, and public URL retrieval, enabling complete workflows from upload to serving.

Yes, Convex file storage supports deleting stored files for content cleanup. You can remove files from the storage backend when they are no longer needed, ensuring efficient management of user-generated images, documents, and reports.