@filerobot/preupload-processors
v3.86.3
Published
Filerobot preupload-processors module.
Downloads
3,674
Keywords
Readme
@filerobot/preupload-processors
A processor which applies some functionalities for the images before uploading process in Filerobot Media Asset Widget.
Usage
NPM
npm install --save @filerobot/preupload-processors
YARN
yarn add @filerobot/preupload-processors
then
import PreUploadProcessors from '@filerobot/preupload-processors'
...
...
...
filerobot.use(PreUploadProcessors, propertiesObject)
CDN
The plugin from CDN is found inside Filerobot
global object Filerobot.PreUploadProcessors
const PreUploadProcessors = window.Filerobot.PreUploadProcessors
...
...
...
filerobot.use(PreUploadProcessors, propertiesObject)
Plugin's styles
import '@filerobot/core/dist/style.css'
import '@filerobot/preupload-processors/dist/style.css'
or if you prefer the minified version
import '@filerobot/core/dist/style.min.css'
import '@filerobot/preupload-processors/dist/style.min.css'
The plugin's css file should be imported after the Core's css file for having the styles shown correctly.
Properties
imageProcessorByDefault
Type: boolean
Default: false
If true
the processing of image before upload checkbox would be default checked in the upload settings of uploading panel if there are any images selected, otherwise the checkbox will be default un-checked.
isUserAllowedToOptimize
Type: boolean
Default: true
If false
the processing of image before upload will be disabled if there are any images selected, otherwise the processing will be enabled.
videoProcessorByDefault
Type: boolean
Default: false
If true
the processing of video before upload checkbox would be default checked in the upload settings of uploading panel if there are any videos selected, otherwise the checkbox will be default un-checked.
imageOperations
Type: object
Default: null
The operations to be available to the user as options to choose from which to apply on the images before uploading, till now the supported operations:
resize
- (object - required): Show user inputs for the user to choose the width & height of resizing, with respecting the passed values inwidth, height
properties which refers to the max. width & max. height respectively, show following example.
example,
{
resize: {
width: 2000, // max width the user could reach
height: 2000 // max height the user could reach
}
}
assetsTransformations
Type: object
Default:
{
isActive: true,
isModifiable: true,
presets: []
}
The transformations available to the user as options to choose from which to transform the images before uploading, they consist of the follows:
isActive
- (boolean - required): indicates whether transformations are active and will be applied pre upload or not.isModifiable
- (boolean - optional): indicates whether the end user can activate or update the transformations or not.presets
- (array - required): the transformations array to be applied on assets pre upload.
example,
{
assetsTransformations: {
isActive: true,
isModifiable: true,
presets: [
{
autogenerate: true,
name: 'preset1',
params: {
w: '200',
h: '200'
}
},
{
autogenerate: true,
name: 'preset2',
params: {
w: '300',
h: '400'
}
},
]
}
}
videoTranscodingOptions
Type: object
Default:
{
resolutions: ['auto', 'hq', 'desktop', 'tablet', 'mobile', 'sample'],
protocols: ['HLS', 'DASH'],
defaultResolution: 'auto',
defaultProtocol: 'HLS'
}
The options available for video transcoding shown in the UI controls with its default options.
locale
Type: object
Default: default locales inside lib/defaultLocale.js
.
Customizing some of the translations or the language's strings and replace the default locale.