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carelynx-attachments-uploader

v1.0.8

Published

Allows the user to upload attachments

Downloads

3

Readme

carelynx-attachments-uploader

Allows the user to upload attachments

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Install

npm install --save carelynx-attachments-uploader

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import AttachmentComponent from 'carelynx-attachments-uploader';

const App = () => {
  return <AttachmentComponent />;
};

Props

Special props:

| prop | type | description | required| | ------------------- | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |--- | | onSubmitAttachment | func | Callback when a valid Attachment is uploaded by the user. The component returns the uploaded file as an object. |true| | onUpdateAttachment | func | Callback when an Attachment is updated by the user. The component returns the updated file as an object. |true| | onArchiveAttachment | func | Callback when an Attachment is archived by the user. The component returns the archived file as an object. |true| | attachments | array | An array of uploaded attachments that will be displayed in the Attachments table of the Component. |true| | show | boolean | By default the attachment component will be collapsed. If you want the default as expanded, the show prop value should be sent as true |optional|

Example for attachment object

{
    base64_encoded_file: "base64 string",
    description: "Attachment description entered by the user",
    filename: "sample.pdf",
    type: "application/pdf"
}

Prop examples

attachments

{
    base64_encoded_file: {base64 string}, 
    description: "Attachment description entered by the user",
    filename: "sample.pdf",
    type: "application/pdf",
    url: {image url}
}

NOTE: The object needs to have either `base64_encoded_file` or the `url` property for the attachment to be displayed in the Attachment table

License

MIT © [Carelynx Developers]