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react-droppad

v1.0.12

Published

Simple and out of the box nice looking HTML5 drag-drop component for React.js

Downloads

27

Readme

react-droppad

React-droppad is a simple to use component that provides drag'n'drop file uploads with nice UI

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Installation

yarn add react-droppad or npm install react-droppad

Usage

Import react-droppad in your React component:

import Droppad from 'react-droppad'

Then In your render function

<Droppad url="UPLOAD_URL" onUploaded={this.onUploaded}/>

Supported props

|Prop |Type |Defualt |Description | |-------------|-------------|--------------------------|--------------------------------------| |url |string |'' |Upload file to | |maxFiles |integer |20 |How many files in multiple | |maxFilesSize |integer |8 |define in MB | |acceptedFiles|string |jpeg, jpg, png, gif |Comma seperated string | |label |string |My files | | |title |string |Drag & drop | | |subTitle |string |your files here or browse | | |headers |object | |Added to the xhr request headers | |onUploaded |function |()=>{} |fired after upload with the response |

You can find example of usage in the demo directory, which you can run in a local development server using npm start or yarn run start

layout inspired by : https://dribbble.com/shots/2473854-Daily-UI-Day-031-File-Upload