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@spinacia_/file-viewer

v1.6.1

Published

A file viewer component.

Downloads

28

Readme

Introduction

A file viewer component in Typescript. The file type is detected by checking the magic number.

Installation

npm install @spinicia_/file-viewer
pnpm add @spinacia_/file-viewer

Usage

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { FileViewer } from '@spinacia_/file-viewer/dist'
import '@spinacia_/file-viewer/dist/style.css'

import testUrl from '@/assets/files/testFile.pdf?url'

const sourceData = ref<Response>()

const loadFile = async () => {
  fetch(testUrl).then((res: Response) => {
    sourceData.value = res
  }
}

// const clearFile = () => { sourceData.value = undefined }
</script>

<template>
  <button @click="loadFile">Load file</button>
  <FileViewer :res="sourceData" class="viewer-container" />
</template>

<style scoped>
.viewer-container {
  width: 60vw;
  height: 80vh;
}
</style>

or specify the type in props:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { FileViewer, readFileTypeFromBlob } from '@spinacia_/file-viewer/dist'
import '@spinacia_/file-viewer/dist/style.css'

import testUrl from '@/assets/files/testFile.pdf?url'

const blobData = ref<Blob>()
const type = ref<string>()

const loadFile = async () => {
  fetch(testUrl).then(async (res: Response) => {
    const blob = await res.clone().blob()
    type.value = (await readFileTypeFromBlob(blob)).ext
    blobData.value = blob
  }
}

// const clearFile = () => { blobData.value = undefined }
</script>

<template>
  <button @click="loadFile">Load file</button>
  <FileViewer :blob="blobData" :type="type" />
</template>

and all supported types can be checked in XXX_TYPE variables:

import { Image_Type, Pdf_Type, Text_Type, Excel_Type, Word_Type } from '@spinacia_/file-viewer/dist'

Props

| name | default | type | description | |------------------|:------------|----------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ref | undefined | Response | file source data | | blob | undefined | Blob | file source data | | type | undefined | string | if the file type is not passed in props, its type will be automatically detected by checking the magic number | | changeImg | false | boolean | if true, the image can be zoomed, dragged and rotated | | fit | contain | contain/cover/fill/none/scale-down | indicate how the image should be resized to fit its container, same as object-fit | | watermark | undefined | string | label of watermark which will be shown in pdf | | watermarkColor | #6662 | string | color of watermark | | watermarkSize | 200 | number | font size of watermark |

Reference

Supported file types

  • images: .jpg .png .gif .bmp .webp .svg
  • word: .docx
  • pdf: .pdf
  • plain text: .txt