Fileupload Gunner Project New ✪

fileupload gunner project new --name my-awesome-project --production-ready Happy (and safe) uploading! This article was last updated in May 2026. For the latest documentation, run gunner docs within any initialized project.

gunner sanitize --input "bad/../file.txt" --output "safe_file.txt" In code: fileupload gunner project new

gunner benchmark --workers 4 --file-size 100MB --concurrent 50 Instead of writing to local temp storage, configure Gunner to stream chunks directly to S3 multipart uploads: gunner sanitize --input "bad/

// Client-side (JavaScript) const uploader = new GunnerUploader( projectId: "my-upload-service", chunkSize: 5 * 1024 * 1024, parallelChunks: 3 ); uploader.upload(file, onProgress: (percent) => console.log( $percent% ), onComplete: (etag) => console.log( Upload complete: $etag ) ); Gunner projects can integrate with ClamAV or similar antivirus engines natively. During project new , you can enable this with the --with-scan flag: chunkSize: 5 * 1024 * 1024

npx gunner-cli project new --type fileupload --name my-upload-service Or if using the Go-based Gunner:

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