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Khalid Abdi
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Add a real file-storage layer to the backend and wire upload UI into the frontend. backend: - new `attachments` table (org-scoped, links to a patient file number and optionally a lab result) + Drizzle migration - `/api/attachments` route: upload (multer → disk under UPLOAD_DIR), list, stream/download, delete; gated by patient:write OR lab:write via a new requireAnyPermission helper so lab staff can attach analyses - UPLOAD_DIR env (default ./uploads) + a persistent docker volume frontend: - lib/attachments.ts client (multipart upload, list, delete, preview URL) - staged file picker in the patient Add/Edit dialog (uploaded after save) and the lab Add-result dialog (linked to the result) - a Files section in the patient sheet that lists attachments and opens them in a preview dialog (images inline, others via download) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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