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image-uploader-api

v1.0.0

Published

image-uploader-api ===========================

Downloads

46

Readme

image-uploader-api

The image-uploader-api is a upload API, it implement multipart format.

You can use this client api if you don't want to depend on other packages.

Install

npm:

npm install image-uploader-api

bower:

bower install image-uploader-api

Usage

The api use like this:

let context = imageUploaderApi.createContext(url);

let promise = context.upload('your key', fileBlob);
promise.then(()=> console.log('done'), ()=> console.log('error'));

API

imageUploaderApi.createContexnt(url:String) : ImageUploaderApiContext

Create an ImageUploaderApiContext.

  • url(required): The parameter is api host.

ImageUploaderApiContext(url:String)

For ImageUploaderApiContext, it's a context object that is able to set some of default parameters.

  • url(required): The parameter is api host.
upload(key:String, fileBlob:Blob, decorateDescriptor:function?, uploadCB:function?) : Promise
  • key(required): Be able to be filename or path.
  • fileBlob(required): File content will be uploaded to server.
  • decorateDescriptor(optional): The function is able to decorate default descriptor of image, and it will be send to server to be processed.
function decorateDescriptor(descriptor) {
  descriptor['version'] = '1.0.0';
}
  • uploadCB(optional): The function will be called when the progress succeeed with file where to upload server.

See default descriptor below:

{  
   "screen":{  
      "availHeight":773,
      "availLeft":0,
      "availTop":23,
      "availWidth":1280,
      "colorDepth":24,
      "height":800,
      "pixelDepth":24,
      "width":1280
   },
   "width":1264,
   "height":41,
   "documentHeight":351,
   "documentWidth":1280,
   "url":"http://0.0.0.0:8080/build/",
   "userAgent":"Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_6) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/61.0.3163.100 Safari/537.36"
}

Server side

Implement your http api if you want to receive form data from this client api.

You need be able to parse format from content type of multipart/form-data and method of POST, and it send the parameters of keyfile and content to your server.

If you don't know what to parse multipart/form-data format, be able to use some packages from third-party like busboy or multer.