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fileuploader

v1.2.7

Published

An angular2 component for files upload

Downloads

2,357

Readme

fileuploader

File uploader component in Angular2

Installation

recommended way to install is through npm package manager using the command:

npm install fileuploader --save

Documentation

Inputs

  • type (string) - used to identify how the files will be handled, currently only image has particular handling
  • cpntID (string) - the id of the component, used to facilitate testing
  • accepted (string) - a string that dictates which types of archives will show up on the upload dialog
  • maxSize (number) - the maximum size a file can have to be allowed, expressed in bytes i.e: 1000 = 1 kb
  • multiple (boolean) - if the component will take multiple files, default is true
  • encode (boolean) - if the component will generate a base64 string of the uploaded files, default false
  • invalidFilemsg (string) - used to show the alerts for files that failed to load, default is "Invalid File", ": " is added automatically
  • invalidFormatmsg (string) - used to show the alerts for invalid format, default is "Invalid Format", used for images mainly

Outputs

  • results : currently only used for image type inputs
  • fail : A string containing the names of all files that couldn't be uplaoded, normally caused if the file is over the maxSize

Fields

  • files (File[]) : holds the files uploaded to the component, used if the multiple input is set to true
  • mFile (File) : holds the single file uploaded, used when multiple is set to false
  • encoded (string[]) : holds the base64 of all files uploaded to the component, empty if encode = false
  • failed (string[]) : holds the names of all files that failed to upload;

Snippets

Below is an example of a basic template, it can also be found in the snippets folder;

<div class="mt-4" style="height:360px;">
    <uploader #uploader (results)="handleResults($event)" [cpntID]="'input_add_files'" [accepted]="'.xml,.zip'">
        <uploader-without-file>
            <div class="text-md-center">
                <h5 class="pt-3">Drag your files here</h5>
                <div class="mt-3">
                    <a class="btn btn-secondary" id="button_add_files" (click)="uploader.addFiles()">Select the files</a>
                </div>
                <div class="mt-3">
                    <b>Atention:</b> Only XML or ZIP files are accepted.
                </div>
            </div>
        </uploader-without-file>
        <uploader-with-file>
            <ul class="list-group">
                <li class="list-group-item" *ngFor="let f of uploader.files">
                    <small>{{f.size / 1024 | number : '1.0-0'}} KB</small> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; {{f.name}}
                    <a class="clickable float-md-right" id="button_delete_file" (click)="deleteFile(f)">
                        X
                    </a>
                </li>
            </ul>
        </uploader-with-file>
    </uploader>
</div>