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jaimevalasek/jv-upload
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A generic Upload files module for ZF2.

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JVUpload - JV Upload
====================

[](#jvupload---jv-upload)

Create By: Jaime Marcelo Valasek

Use this module to upload files.

Futures video lessons can be developed and published on the website or Youtube channel  -

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Download this module into your vendor folder.

After done the above steps, open the file `config/application.config.php`. And add the module with the name `JVUpload`.

### Pendencies modules

[](#pendencies-modules)

- To use the module you must also install the following modules:

JVConfig - JVEasyPhpThumbnail - JVMimeTypes -

### With composer

[](#with-composer)

1. Add this project and JVEasyPhpThumbnail + JVMimeTypes + JVConfig in your composer.json:

```
"require": {
    "jaimevalasek/jv-upload": "dev-master"
}
```

2. Now tell composer to download JVUpload by running the command:

`php php composer.phar update`

### Post installation

[](#post-installation)

1.Enabling it in your `application.config.php`.

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