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From Pedro Teixeira's http://nodetuts.com/tutorials/12-file-uploads-using-nodejs-and-express.html but with connect-form instead of multipart-js

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Last edited Mar 29, 2011
Created on Mar 29, 2011

This example demonstrates a Node.js web application for managing products and uploading photos, with routes for creating, viewing, editing, and updating product records, alongside photo listing and file uploads. It uses Express with middleware such as `express.bodyParser`, `express.methodOverride`, and `express.static`, plus `connect-form` for handling multipart uploads. Photo uploads stream files from the temporary path to a static directory using `fs.createReadStream`, `fs.createWriteStream`, and `util.pump`, while data persistence relies on custom `products` and `photos` modules. The app configures separate error-handling behavior for development and production environments.

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