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appcore-files

v1.3.0

Published

This is a file handling abstraction for Appcore, allowing easy upload of large data to any persistent location. This library works both in the browser and Node.js.

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Appcore Files

This is a file handling abstraction for Appcore, allowing easy upload of large data to any persistent location. This library works both in the browser and Node.js.

Usage

Use this package as a plugin on any application:

app.use(require("@beneaththeink/appcore-files"));

This will attach the file object to the app.

Upload

app.files.upload( data, meta [, cb ] ) -> Promise

Upload a file. Returns a promise that is fulfilled when the upload completes.

  • data - A Buffer, Blob, String, ArrayBuffer, or Readable Stream of raw file data.
  • meta - An object providing additional details about the file. This object is directly passed to the adaptor
    • filename (required) - The original name of the file. This can be a full path or just the base name.
    • size - The byte length of the file. This is only required when using a format that doesn't inherently provide the size.
    • mimetype - The mime type of the file. While not required, it is generally recommended to include.
    • adaptor - A registered upload adaptor name or an adaptor method. This is what actually performs the upload.

Upload Adaptors

app.files.upload.register( name, fn )

Registers an upload adaptor.

  • name - The unique id of the adaptor. This can be used in the meta.adaptor property on upload.
  • fn - The adaptor method. This method has a signature of (data, meta, done), where done is callback to be called when complete.