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# PollinationX Storage Provider

`PollinationX` is an implementation of the `RemoteStorageProvider` abstract class that facilitates interaction with the BitTorrent File System (BTFS) for remote storage purposes. With the methods it provides, you can upload and download files on BTFS.

### Setup

Before using the `PollinationX` storage provider, ensure you've properly set it up by providing the **base URL** and a valid **authorization token**.

### Usage

Below is a demonstration of how to use the \`PollinationX class. You can use this provider directly without needing any custom implementation.

```ts
import { PollinationX } from '@4thtech-sdk/storage';

const baseURL = 'https://your-pollination-x-gateway-url.com';
const token = 'YOUR_POLLINATION_X_TOKEN';

// Create an instance of PollinationX
const pollinationX = new PollinationX(baseURL, token);

// To upload a file
const uploadedFileUrl = await pollinationX.upload(file, fileName);

// To download a file
const fileContent = await pollinationX.download(uploadedFileUrl);
```

### Links

* <https://wiki.pollinationx.io/>


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