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ldfile

v2.0.1

Published

file loader helper in vanilla JS

Downloads

26

Readme

ldfile

file loader helper in vanilla JS.

Usage

install vis npm:

npm install --save ldfile

include required js file:

<script src="path-to-ldfile/index.js"></script>

then:

var ldf = new ldfile(config);
ldf.on("load", function(ret) {
  for(i=0;i<ret.length;i++) {
    console.log(
      ret[i].result,    # file content
      ret[i].file       # file object
    );
  }
});

Constructor Options

  • root: HTMLElement or CSS Selector for the input element.
  • type: one of <[dataurl text binary arraybuffer blob bloburl]>. default binary.
  • ldcv: ldcover for choosing encoding for text type. fallback to browser prompt if omitted.

API

  • on: add event listener. Possible events:
    • load: fired when input value changed, along with a list of objects with following members:
      • file: the file object provided by browser.
      • result: file content parsed by ldfile.

ldfile / Static Methods

  • fromURL(url, type, encoding) - load file by URL. return promise resolving to {result, file} object.
    • params:
      • type: the same as the type in ldfile object configuration.
      • encoding: default utf-8 and only applicable when type is text.
    • returns:
      • result: parsed content based on given type.
      • file: corresponding file object
  • fromFile(file, type, encoding) - load File object
    • same with fromURL except that the first param (file) is a File object.
  • download(opt) - download file based on opt, which contains:
    • href: url for the file to download. either href or blob should be given.
    • blob: file to download. ignored if href is provided
    • mime: file format. ( e.g., "application/pdf" )
    • name: saved filename

Compatibility

ldfile uses following HTML5 features, which may not be supported by all browsers:

  • File Reader ( IE <= 9; read as binary needs polyfill for IE <= 11 )
  • Promise ( IE <= 11, some mobile browsers )

Please use Polyfills to support legacy browsers if necessary.

License

MIT