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uploadarea

v2.0.3

Published

A simple to use Vanilla JS drag and drop file uploader

Downloads

6

Readme

UploadArea

This project is to (hopefully) become an extremely easy to use, fully customizable drag-and-drop file upload handler written in ES6 and compiled down to ES5.

All you need to do to get started is create a <div> with an id, then create a new UploadArea object with the id and page to POST to specified in the options:

<div id="myDragDrop">Drag Here</div>

<script>
var uploadArea = new UploadArea('myDragDrop', {sendTo:'https://myurl.com'});
</script>

Here is a full list of options/functions that can be passed to the constuctor:

Name|Type|Description -----|-----|----- sendTo|string|URL to post files to. By default this is https://posttestserver.com/post.php. allowDrop|boolean|Default value is true. When true, allows users to drag and drop files into the UploadArea for uploading. upload|function|When set, this is called instead of the UploadArea default upload function. It is passed a list of File objects which can be used for custom uploading. progress|function|Function to be called when upload progress is made. When overridden without the upload function being overridden, this is passed an XMLHttpRequest progress event. complete|function|Called when upload has completed successfully and is passed the response message from the server. error|function|Called when an error occurs during the upload process and is passed the full response from the server. allowMultiple|boolean|Default value is true. When true, UploadArea will allow multiple file uploads at the same time. When false, only a single file is allowed. When multiple files are dropped onto the UploadArea and this is false, only the first file in the array is sent.