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@kingscode/vuetify-upload

v0.8.0

Published

a vuetify multi file upload with deletions and file previews

Downloads

39

Readme

Vuetify Upload

A Vuetify multi file upload with deletions and file previews.

Install the app in your main.js

import VuetifyUpload from '@kingscode/vuetify-upload';
Vue.use(VuetifyUpload);

Just add the component on the place you need it to be

<vuetify-upload v-model="files"></vuetify-upload>

Or

<vuetify-upload
    label="Images for the slideshow"
    :max="4"
    can-delete
    accept="image/*"
    :rules="imageRules"
    v-model="images"></vuetify-upload>

And now your files contains an object with all the files that you'll need to add or delete With:

  • file which contains the file itself.
  • isDeleted: a boolean if the file must be deleted.
  • isNewFile: a boolean if the file is new and must be uploaded.
  • preview: a base64 or preview url to thee file
  • And all other attributes you added yourself to the v-model for your own logic

props:

  • max: maximum number of uploadable items. (default: 0 which is unlimited)
  • value: The value/v-model
  • accept: Just like the html accept
  • previewClass: the class on the previews (default xs3)
  • canDelete: a boolean which shows/hides the delete buttons

Also you can use the basic vuetify props like :rules and label