Store files and assets with zero-config Netlify Blobs object storage.
npx skills add https://github.com/ChristineTham/lp --skill netlify-blobs-christinetham
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: netlify-blobs Source: https://github.com/ChristineTham/lp/tree/main/.agents/skills/netlify-blobs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ChristineTham/lp --skill netlify-blobs-christinetham
Netlify Blobs provides zero-config object storage for files and assets, eliminating the need to provision storage for images, documents, uploads, and caches. It is not intended for dynamic data or structured records—use Netlify Database for those use cases.
Install the package and create a store with getStore to start saving files and assets.
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You can store files and assets without provisioning by using zero-config object storage, which provides a minimal API to manage images, documents, and uploads directly from functions and edge routes.
Object storage is not intended for dynamic data or structured records. You should use a dedicated database for those use cases, restricting blobs to static assets and cached artifacts.
The best way to manage files is using CRUD operations like getStore, set, get, and delete. This API supports both site-scoped and deploy-scoped stores to organize assets across deployments.
Yes, local development is supported through a sandboxed store, allowing you to test file and asset storage operations locally before deploying to production environments.
You can retrieve metadata for stored files and assets by using the getWithMetadata and list functions, which allow you to access and manage blob details alongside your core data.
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