🚀 IT IS A JS MODULE USED IN WEB BROWER

select or access a local file without uploading file or files to remote. with this api,you can access one or some local files ,and get formate of base64/arraybuffer/text of files you have selected

HOW TO INSTALL

yarn add shinfileinputer

OR

yarn add git+https://github.com/shinku/shinfileinputer.git

HOW TO USE

import shinfileinputer,{OUTOUTTYPE} from "shinfileinputer";
const inputer = new shinfileinputer();
inputer.start("*",[OUTOUTTYPE.BASE64]).then(res=>{
    console.log({res});
    //you will get a array of base64, 
}

FUNCTIONS

construncor(ismultiple:Boolean=false){
    //
}
//const inputer = new shinfileinput();

params | type | ps|
-|-|- ismultiple | boolean | choose multiple files or just single file.default is false |

start(accepts:string,outputoption:Array<string>):Promise<T>

params | type | ps|
-|-|- accepts | string | accepts of a input,such as "\*" or "\*.jppg|*.png"| outputoption | Array | default is ["base64"] or [OUTOUTTYPE.BASE64]|

setMultiple(val:Boolean):shinfileinput

you wann to change single file choosen to multiple

inputer.setMultiple(true).start("*“).then(......)

OUTOUTTYPE has three types.

• BASE64
• TEXT
• BUFFER means you will get different kinds of format of these files;

import shinfileinput,{OUTOUTTYPE} from "shinfileinputer";
const inputer = new shinfileinputer();
inputer.start("*",[OUTOUTTYPE.BASE64]).then(res=>{
    console.log({res});
    //[{file:File,datas:[{data:xxxxxxx,type:"base64"}]}]
    //get base64content and also you will get the file
}
....
inputer.start("*",[OUTOUTTYPE.BASE64,OUTOUTTYPE.BUFFER]).then(res=>{
    console.log({res});
    //  //[{file:File,datas:[{data:xxxxxxx,type:"base64"},{data:xxxxxxx,type:"arraybuffer"}]}]
    //get base64content and also you will get the file
}

EXAMPLE: choose a image from local and put it into a Image Element

import shinfileinput,{OUTOUTTYPE} from "shinfileinputer";
const inputer = new shinfileinput();
inputer.start("image/gif, image/jpeg",[OUTOUTTYPE.BASE64]).then(res=>{
    //console.log({res});
    let {datas} = res[0];
    const image = new Image();
    image.src = datas[0]['data'];
    document.body.appendChild(image);
}