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@binary-com/binary-document-uploader

v2.4.8

Published

Upload files to binary.com platform

Downloads

5,545

Readme

binary-document-uploader

Uploading files through websocket to binary.com platform

Installation

npm install @binary-com/binary-document-uploader

Publishing a new version

With npm

First increase the version in package.json according to major/minor/patch. Ideally this will be done in the same PR as your changes. After that, you can run:

npm run build
npm publish

With yarn

Yarn automatically increases the version for you, so you only need to run:

yarn publish

The resulting DocumentUploader.js should be committed and uploaded to this repository.

Usage

ES6

import DocumentUploader from 'binary-document-uploader';

const uploader = new DocumentUploader(config);

RequireJS

const DocumentUploader = require('binary-document-uploader');

const uploader = new DocumentUploader(config);

Browser

<script src="./documentUploader.js"></script>
<script>
    const uploader = new DocumentUploader(config);
    uploader(file);
</script>

Example

import DocumentUploader from 'binary-document-uploader';

const uploader = new DocumentUploader(config);

uploader.upload(file)
    .then(result => console.log(`Status: ${result.status}`))
    .catch(error => console.log(error));

file (object)

File information and payload to send

file.filename

Filename

file.buffer

Array buffer containing the file to upload

file.documentType

Document type

file.documentId (optional)

Document id

file.documentFormat

Document format

file.expirationDate (optional)

Expiration date

file.lifetimeValid (optional)

Boolean value that indicates whether this document is lifetime valid (only applies to POI document types, cancels out the expiration_date given if any)

file.chunkSize

Default: 16384 (16 KB)

config (object)

config.connection

A ready websocket connection

config.debug

Default: false