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fileuploaderv2

v0.1.2

Published

This is a simple Vue project that provides a drag and drop upload box.<br /> There is some simple frontend validation included such as min/max file sizes and file types

Downloads

3

Readme

This is a simple Vue project that provides a drag and drop upload box. There is some simple frontend validation included such as min/max file sizes and file types

Project structure

In src sub-folder we have VueJS application including

  1. entry.js
  2. FileUploaderV2.vue

Setup

  1. npm i fileuploaderv2
  2. In your entry point (where Vue is included, such as app.js/main.js) add the code below
import FileUploaderV2 from 'fileuploaderv2'
Vue.use(FileUploaderV2)

Project requirements

  1. axios

Props

There is a number of props to use, most importantly you must set the post-url (where the files will go to)

  1. post-url (string) where the files are sent to (one at a time as FormData, file name is just 'file')
  2. min-file-size (number) size in kilobytes e.g 1000 would be 1MB
  3. min-file-size-message (string) message to show when the file is under the minimum size
  4. max-file-size (number) size in kilobytes e.g. 1000 would be 1MB
  5. max-file-size-message (string) message to show when the file is larger then the max-file-size
  6. allowed-file-types (array) file types that are allowed to be uploaded e.g. ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/jpg']
  7. unknown-file-message (string) which message to show when the above validation fails
  8. title (string)

Any problems can be reported to https://github.com/Steveo5/file-uploader-v2