Hello,
Im wondering if this package supports subdirectories -
I would like to have a structure like

project_files / projectID / file1
project_files / projectID / file2

I managed to save the files by calling the write function on the server like

const _addFileMeta = {
fileName: filename,
type: mimeType,
fileId: "project_documents/48979DF2-7214-EC11-8EB6-00155D647A28" + path.parse(filename).name,
meta: {
type : FILE_TYPE_PROJECT,
crmId : "48979DF2-7214-EC11-8EB6-00155D647A28",
userId: user._id
}
};
Files.write(buffer, _addFileMeta, function (_uploadError, _uploadData) {
....

The problem with this approach is that the .link() method seems to be broken now -
i get a link back like
http://localhost:3000/cdn/storage/files/project_documents/48979DF2-7214-EC11-8EB6-00155D647A28/test-img3/original/project_documents/48979DF2-7214-EC11-8EB6-00155D647A28/test-img3.jpg?download=true

The file on the filesystem got saved like it should, only problem i have is the link not working now - i guess this isnt supported? Maybe there is another way to achieve a subdirectory structure?

Thanks in advance!