# A simple crate to help you upload your files to Azure Blob Storage #

Usage:
```rust
use azure_blob_uploader::azure_blob_uploader::AzureBlobUploader; // Import the Crate
mod secrets;

#[tokio::main]
 async fn main() {
    let file_path = "/path/to/your/file";     // Define path to your file
   let uploader = AzureBlobUploader::upload_file_to_blob_storage(      // Create a Uploader object and call the `azure_blob_uploader()` function.
        file_path,
       secrets::STORAGE_ACCOUNT,
       secrets::STORAGE_KEY,
        secrets::STORAGE_CONTAINER,
        secrets::STORAGE_BLOB,
        10,    // The chunk size is in Mb. Here in example the chunk is set to 10Mb.
    )
   .await;
     match uploader {
        Ok(value) => println!("blob url: {:#?}", value), // Use pattern matching to get the output.
        Err(_) => println!("Some Error Occurred!"),
    }
 }
```



Initialize the `AzureBlobUploader` and call the `upload_file_to_blob_storage()` function

`file_path` will have the location of the file you want to upload.<br>
`STORAGE_ACCOUNT` is bascially the name of the storage account.<br>
`STORAGE_KEY` is the Key to access the storage account.<br>
`STORAGE_CONTAINER` is the name of the storage container present in the storage account.<br>
`STORAGE_BLOB` is the name of the blob object. <br>

Lastly we are passing the chunk size which is of type `usize`.
By default the chunk size is set in Mb, so here `10` represents 10Mb chunks. <br>

After the file transfer is completed it returns the link of the storage blob that you can leverage to use it further.