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@daveyplate/tailwind-drag-dropzone

v1.0.2

Published

Wraps any component with a drag and drop zone for file uploads

Downloads

5

Readme

Certainly! Here's how the README.md content would look in a markdown format:

DragDropzone Component

The DragDropzone component is a versatile and highly customizable React component designed to allow users to drag and drop files for upload. It leverages Tailwind CSS for styling, and react-dropzone for handling the dropzone functionality.

Installation

npm install @daveyplate/tailwind-drag-dropzone

Ensure you have Tailwind CSS configured properly in your project.

Usage

import { DragDropzone } from '@daveyplate/tailwind-drag-dropzone'

function App() {
    const openRef = React.useRef()

    const handleFiles = (files) => {
        console.log('Files:', files)
        // Handle file processing here
    }

    const handleError = (error) => {
        console.error('Error:', error)
        // Handle error processing here
    }

    return (
        <div className="App">
            <DragDropzone
                size="md"
                label="Upload Files"
                openRef={openRef}
                accept={{ 'image/*': [] }}
                maxFiles={3}
                onFiles={handleFiles}
                onError={handleError}
            >
                <div>Drag your files here or click to upload.</div>
            </DragDropzone>
        </div>
    )
}

Component Props

  • children: JSX elements to be rendered inside the dropzone.
  • size: Optional. Defines the size of the icon and text. Options include "sm", "md", "lg", "xl". Default is "md".
  • className: Optional. Additional class names for custom styling.
  • label: Optional. The label/message displayed when dragging files. Default is "Upload File".
  • openRef: Reference to manually open the file dialog.
  • accept: Optional. Accepted file types, structured as per the react-dropzone format. Default accepts all images.
  • maxFiles: Optional. The maximum number of files that can be dropped at once. Default is 1.
  • onFiles: Callback fired when files are correctly dropped. Receives an array of File objects.
  • onError: Callback fired when there is an error during the upload process. Receives an error object.

Functionality

  • Drag and Drop: Users can drag files over the zone and drop them to trigger the file handling process.
  • Click to Open: Users can click inside the zone to open a file explorer dialog for selecting files.
  • Custom Styling & Size: The component can be easily styled with additional class names and size variations.
  • File Acceptance & Limits: Define the type and number of files allowed for upload.
  • Error Handling: Captures and handles errors that arise from using unsupported file types or exceeding file limits.

License

This module is open-source and available under the ISC License.

Contributions

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Please feel free to check the issues page if you have questions or suggestions.


With this guide, you should be equipped to integrate and customize the DragDropzone component in your projects effectively. Enjoy seamless file uploads with this convenient drag-and-drop interface!